Sentence examples for simply unviable from inspiring English sources

Sarah Grace, of Cardiff firm Morgans Criminal Law, told the Law Gazette: "It was agreed that drastic action in respect of these devastating fee cuts was necessary as the reductions render the work simply unviable".

Big regeneration projects have simply become unviable.

Evidence suggests that is all too often the case, judging by the number of planning officers' reports that diligently conclude a scheme would simply be unviable if it was obliged to fulfil the policy objectives.

Taken together, it begs the question: "For new startups today, is mobile-first the right choice?" Some markets make mobile-first simply unnecessary or unviable.

When some of those races proved to be commercially unviable, Ecclestone simply shrugged and took a call from the next ambitious head of state.

If a scheme is declared "unviable", it simply means "we're not getting our 20% profit so why should we bother".

It remains to be seen if these two entities represent an unviable or simply dormant organism.

He said Walmart backed his resistance to being drawn into issuing unviable discount vouchers simply to get customers into stores.

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.

Many people seem to think that it's simply about terminating an unwanted or unviable pregnancy, but the deeper questions are apparent.

It made New Yorkers perpetual landlords of a commercially unviable goliath, but nobody cared.