Sentence examples for unviable and from inspiring English sources

Of the 54 factories, 36 were deemed unviable and shut in 2012.

"Subsidising infrastructure for an unviable and foreign-owned mining project will inevitably mean more worthy local investments will miss out".

Spurs argued that retaining the athletics track was unviable and proposed instead to rebuild a dedicated football stadium.

Several small low-lying Swiss resorts have already become unviable, and for others it is just a matter of time.

"Underneath the thick layers of greenwash many of these schemes are unsustainable, unviable and unpopular, but Gordon Brown wants to impose them from Whitehall irrespective of local opinion".

They added that clinical trial requirements would make liquid nicotine commercially unviable, and are pressing for the European Union not to adopt new regulations.

She says "the press portrays female candidates as unviable, unnatural, and incompetent, and often ignores or belittles women instead of reporting their ideas and intent.

"When the Sepah [army] import from China and don't pay any taxes, well, it makes guys like me unviable".American and European energy and banking sanctions continue to hammer business.

However, the glycerol produced from biodiesel has low quality and low price ($0.05 per pound) and its purification for further applications is economically unviable (Nitayavardhana and Khanal 2011).

Tony Mendes, managing director of Cargiant, said plans to build thousands of homes in and around its 46-acre base at Old Oak Common were "unviable, unaffordable and undeliverable".

Then the Growth and Infrastructure Act, passed in April 2013, allowed developers to challenge unviable requirements and get rid of bureaucratic barriers that stop schemes from going ahead.