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Saudi Arabia had previously banned its citizens from travelling to Iran but said Iranians would still be allowed to perform the hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, although that now seems unviable.

This triggered a series of invasive biosecurity measures that have made future production – amid any lingering guilt over the further spread of TR4 – seem unviable.

A project space in the increasingly desirable Vyner Street seems economically unviable.

It is a model that seems increasingly unviable.

The off-grid technology seems to be unviable given the base scenario parameters and time horizon.

Which is what saddens me most about Bowie's death: The fact that being weird and cool and sexy and original seems to be as unviable as it was when he first started out.

One Indochina parallel seems valid: that war was lost chiefly because America's Vietnamese allies were unviable.

It seems difficult to believe now that being in a guitar band is considered a financially unviable hobby like model trains or World War II reenactments, but back then indie had captured the city's imagination.

In an era where sex (and sexual fulfilment) can be a Tinder hookup away, shunning it seems like an extreme even unviable lifestyle choice.

Even if one does not think that these first two problems are so serious as to make economic cosmopolitanism unviable, they can still make it seem undesirable in the eyes of those who are concerned with poverty and environmental destruction.

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.