Sentence examples for was not really viable from inspiring English sources

Shore said the concept of a villainous boss was not really viable for the series: "It's called House.

"The commercial office wasn't really viable without the Latch R," he adds.

Once CSC saw us take U S West away from them, their business wasn't really viable.

So long as that applies, then making apps for fiction is not really viable".

Ideally, if it wasn't so inconvenient, I'd go to Melbourne for my coffee every morning but the journey is so time-consuming that it's not really viable.

"The pods are not really viable for any end-of-life scenario and, furthermore, they even prevent the coffee grounds from being composted," says Adam Gendell, a packaging expert at nonprofit GreenBlue.

However, most solutions offered so far are not really viable for small-scale social enterprises.

"As much as everyone would like to keep the flower market where it is," Ms. Quinn said, "that isn't really viable anymore.

Especially on mobile, where the user is typically very near to the device, the other types of 3D controls aren't really viable.

"To simply pull the plug now was not really a viable option," said Peter Box, leader of Wakefield council, which is making cuts of £67m over four years.

The problem was at the time they started, there wasn't really any viable way to do this.