Sentence examples for viable to continue from inspiring English sources

"It just would not be economically viable to continue the production contract with Nummi," he said.

"The expense associated with operating the pool for the adult swim program, including staffing, maintenance and electricity, does not make it financially viable to continue".

"If you can't rely on 40 percent of your outlet for oil, you would have to consider if it's economically viable to continue crushing in Europe".

"It's simply not viable to continue doing them unfunded … We have tried to commit to single-author collections by funding them ourselves, but as they have become increasingly unprofitable, we can't sustain it".

Having returned a large volume of parcels to City Link Limited's customers and recipients over recent days, it is no longer viable to continue operating these depots and a phased plan to close them has begun".

The availability of uranium drives the future of the nuclear energy industry; an upper limit on uranium prices will determine whether it is economically viable to continue utilising the present generation of light water reactors (LWRs).

There is no viable reason to continue to hold his remains hostage.

Mr. Sitt, who has insisted that hotels and time-share units are required to make the project economically viable, vowed to continue working with the Bloomberg administration and other elected officials "to do what's best for the people of Coney".

RWE said it was being cancelled as it was "not viable... to continue with development in the Bristol Channel Zone" because of "technological challenges and market conditions".

Though acupuncture has yet to show a strong, scientific value on a widespread basis for treating addiction, it may be a viable opportunity to continue reducing the number of opioids that are prescribed, thus reducing the likelihood of becoming addicted.

The demand has continually declined to where it is no longer economically viable for Adobe to continue development support for FlashPaper".