Carmichael was already "effectively a stranded asset" rendered unviable because of changes in the Indian electricity market and the world market for thermal coal, he argued.
Research into ways to engineer the Earth's climate as a last-ditch response to global warming will be rendered "unviable" if the associated ethical issues are not tackled first, a leading environmental philosopher has warned.
In 2001, he left Brooklyn for Manhattan, moving to a space on lower Broadway that earned him a flash of new-kid renown but which was rendered unviable, almost as soon as it opened, by the attack on the World Trade Center, a few blocks away.
We found that at least 3 flow experiments were able to be conducted before the tissue was rendered unviable.
The West Australian government has foreshadowed the closure of more than 150 communities – mostly Indigenous – because the funding withdrawal would render them "unviable".
However, the probability that the deletion of a reaction from walker G1 can render it unviable increases with the number of reaction swaps, because past steps may have rendered previously nonessential reactions essential.
While the successful freezing of human semen and embryos had been possible for decades, eggs proved much more fragile, prone to forming ice crystals that rendered them unviable.
By contrast, the Standard's entire concept of President Obama as a timid, bewildered camel jockey lost in the desert sands has been rendered comprehensively unviable.
If local authorities pull funding completely, rendering organisations unviable, ACE may be compelled to withdraw its money too: no point throwing good money after bad.
Then it stalled and, at one point, the government said its area would have to be cut in half, rendering it unviable.
