Sentence examples for not being viable from inspiring English sources
White said this option was rejected as not being viable given the short timescales.
Videos and statements by the groups have characterized Planned Parenthood as selling "baby parts", despite the fetuses not being viable.
In Brattleboro, when people "saw the regular businesses not being viable, they really wanted to make sure Brattleboro didn't suffer," said Elsie Smith, 37, who, with her twin sister and trapeze partner, Serenity Smith Forchion, started the New England Center for Circus Arts in a defunct cotton mill, where arts-related businesses were offered low rents.
The perception of not being viable is death in enterprise software," says Conway.
He believes it will lead to affordable housing not being viable and areas such as Wrexham and the south Wales valleys.
Dudley Council leader David Sparks predicated a £16.5bn funding gap for English councils by 2020 and that some were "verging on not being viable", when he was asked about councils keeping large reserves.
In some cases a pub might not be viable.
However, the kit's current price might not be viable.
But the larger meaning of the accident was unavoidable: Yankee Stadium would not be viable much longer.
"I hope it puts an end to the idea that the stadium would not be viable".
