Sentence examples for makes it unviable from inspiring English sources

The five-hour window to chill the milk makes it unviable to collect milk from locations that are distant from the chilling centres.

Like so many schools, we had a significant drop in our endowment, which makes it unviable in the long term to continue to offer full-tuition scholarships to every student.

When changing regulation made it unviable to make two stroke bikes, Bajaj Auto put out its first four stroke bike.

The low success rate of chemotherapy made it unviable.

Then it stalled and, at one point, the government said its area would have to be cut in half, which would have made it unviable.

Unless action is taken now to begin preserving the land corridor needed for the line, urban sprawl could make it unviable.

A report by Conservative members of the London assembly argued for station sponsorship in 2013, but TfL countered that the costs made it unviable.

Lobbyists for Paris and Frankfurt have put aside rivalries in an effort to persuade the EU to make it unviable for financial institutions based in London to clear trades made in euros when Britain leaves the bloc.

Brady tells me the new masterplan for the area will be "sympathetic" and retain its character, but initial plans included knocking down the back of Moore's gallery, which he says would make it unviable.

As US congresswoman Carolyn Maloney observed this summer: "It seems to be that every big trading disaster happens in London". In other words, the offshore, light-touch regime that many have argued gives London a competitive edge is now earning it the kind of black reputation that might make it unviable.

Although they view the current trend of expansion as calculated to cut the West Bank into two and make it unviable as the basis for a Palestinian state, they could contemplate a land swap in which the main settlements near the Israeli border would be allowed to remain in exchange for land of equal quality and quantity from inside Israel.