Sentence examples for unviable for from inspiring English sources

The technology is neat but the business always looked completely unviable for an owner that lacked its own telecoms network.

Opec, led by Saudi Arabia, has kept pumping oil to protect its share of the global market while attempting to make production unviable for US shale producers.

Koh did welcome the changes to small bar licensing, saying the current capacity limit of 60 people made it commercially unviable for most operators.

As cheap agricultural imports from overseas make "monoculture" farming economically unviable for primary producers, Wakefield and Paech are joining a quiet revolution in Australian farm management.

The nature of our products, which are physical personalised gifts, became economically unviable for global customers visiting the website from outside the UK.

But as I have seen first-hand, there is nothing more "unviable" for Aboriginal people than to be forcibly evicted from their traditional lands and assimilated into white townships.

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

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.

Though domestic bonds have been issued to a limited extent in Cambodia (for example, USD 4 million was issued in the early 2000s) (IMF 2012), this is largely regarded as an unviable option for resource mobilization in the immediate future.

If the least-cost stand-alone option has a lower cost than the internal component of the grid cost, then the grid connection is regarded as the unviable option for the demand node, and the model selects the least-cost stand-alone technology as the optimal electrification option.

Angry about the revelation that Percy (who later aplogized saying that they can be friends outside the hospital, but not inside) was using her, Stevens accidentally administers the wrong dialysis to a patient, making her an unviable candidate for the kidney transplant she was scheduled to receive.