Sentence examples for seldom viable from inspiring English sources
The safest conclusion is that meat production in drylands, either from livestock or wildlife, is seldom viable if the full financial and environmental costs and benefits are accounted for.
On private land, bushmeat is seldom viable except as a by-product of more lucrative hunting and tourism businesses, with the implication that bushmeat poaching is viable only because the harvester externalizes many costs to society.
In politics the ideal is seldom a viable option--and in life practical options are the only ones that count, the only ones with any real moral weight.
The NGO sector is another option, but it is seldom a viable pathway to scale - for example, the 3.3 million NGOs in India provide less than 1% of the country's health care.
As described above, reporting incidents to the police was seldom considered a viable option.
A guide published whilst the line was being built stated: The L&B seldom attracted sufficient passengers to remain viable.
Notably, although luminal cells seldom generate macrometastases in the absence of hormones, viable dormant micrometastases engraft at distant sites.
One is that most media outlets lack routinely-updated, viable emergency response plans, and in cases where outlets have viable plans, journalists seldom practice these plans.
