Sentence examples for viable because of the from inspiring English sources

But even high extraction costs can be economically viable because of the soaring value of fuel.

"We don't believe it's economically viable because of the restrictions imposed on development in the district".

Sousa's operation, they said, was not commercially viable because of the great variation in liver sizes.

But it would just not be viable because of the roads and sheep.

The exploitation of the hard-to-reach resources is only economically viable because of the high oil price.

These new activities are viable because of the center's hybrid economic model, said Frédéric Mitterrand, the French culture minister.

London-based banking powerhouse HSBC is warning investors about the growing risks of fossil fuel investments; the industry may become "economically non-viable" because of the shift from dirty to clean energy, as well as the potential long-term risk of governments across the world enacting legislation that demands that transition.

That feeling did not last long, though, and Mr. Taggart soon declared Mr. Lazio a viable candidate, if only "because of the extent of the pure negativity toward her," he said.

Retrospectively, it was fortunate that the pbs2 deletion strain is viable, because all of the G α-helix mutants would not have been discovered in a screen using the wild type yeast strain.

Many of the early industrial enterprises are no longer viable because of obsolescence, foreign competition, the high cost of transporting raw materials from coastal ports to interior valley locations, or as is the case with the steel plant in Aosta because indigenous raw materials have been exhausted.

Proponents assert that wind and solar are not viable because of cost, but with the plummeting price of solar panels, and the global potential of wind power to provide all the energy needed on the planet, they are wrong.