Sentence examples for not viable that from inspiring English sources

A.: There is a school on Long Island that is economically not viable, that has a population that has no economic base and the tax rate is the highest in the state and they owe the state money.

"We are dealing with cases where medical practitioners believe that a foetus is incompatible with life – in tragic circumstances where it may have no brain, no skull, no kidneys or a combination of such conditions, which make it not viable that the foetus will be born alive.

You can have the best of intentions and a form of prose that convinces the staunchest of skeptics, but if your sources aren't viable, that's it.

"Focusing on implementation challenges and external validation of their views, the junior coalition sought to convince the CEO and key personnel that the deal was not viable at that moment and that the company should instead rethink it in the future".

Possible exceptions might involve metabolisms viable on hundreds of different carbon sources, but even environmental generalists are typically not viable on that many.

Mutants that were not viable at a specific time point where the control strain remained viable (100 min) were considered sensitive.

"To be told at 44 that I'm no longer valuable or that I'm not viable or that I'm just going to be discarded and nobody's going to care, there's a few things that happen".

We evidenced in our study that S. cerevisiae was not viable anymore at that IL concentration and there is more work to do to increase yeast tolerance to ILs and achieve a one-pot process from lignocellulosic biomass to bioethanol, in order to optimize the industrial process and assure a cost-effective ethanolic production [ 45- 47].

I was determined to change the wrong perception then, that our water ministry was not viable, compared to that of finance, petroleum, works and construction, or even electricity and steel.

Because our political leaders actually cared about the budget deficit in those days, a tax cut was not viable; any proposals that reduced revenue had to be offset by provisions that raised revenue.

"We have concluded that these are not viable given that they would take a significant amount of time to erect and take down and any rain during the latter process would likely produce inconsistencies of going and damage to the track.