Sentence examples for not unviable from inspiring English sources

In the worst case, the US authorities could force the firm to divest its drilling rights in the Gulf and elsewhere, leaving the downstream end – refining oil to make and market petrol, chemicals and plastics – badly exposed, if not unviable.

" One possible solution which is not totally unviable is to create pharmacies inside the health center.

Some part of me yearns to become culturally unviable – not worth selling to, like a busy widower whose address has been struck off the Jehovah's Witness rounds for wasting their time.

The HBF said it wanted the government to ensure planning policies were developed so that enough land became available for the number of homes needed, and to ensure that the regulatory environment was "realistic and practical" and did not make housebuilding sites unviable.

That plan seemed a little unusual, not to mention completely unviable in a commercial sense, but they assured me that they had it all worked out.

Without heavy subsidies developers simply won't build on such unviable land, for the good reason that it's expensive and people don't want to live on it.

Still, the fact that single payer is probably politically unviable shouldn't stop anyone from focusing on single payer as a long-term goal if it was the only way of achieving real universal healthcare.

"In many cases efficiency savings alone will not be enough to make unviable trusts financially sustainable.

"When I am asked to put my signature on the dotted line of an agreement which is clearly unviable I am not going to do this".

This process of "internal devaluation" — whereby unemployment is deliberately driven to high levels in order to drive down wages and prices while keeping the nominal exchange rate fixed — is not only unjust, it is unviable.

A DWP spokesman said: "Universal credit supports self-employed people for up to a year while they establish their business; however, it is not designed to prop up unviable businesses.