Sentence examples for were only viable from inspiring English sources

The deposits, some of the largest in the world, were only viable for development when natural gas prices surpassed $2.50 per million British thermal units.

Refinancing or selling were the only ways to escape the debt burdens, but these options were only viable when the housing market was growing.

A recent study in developing mouse skin in which C/EBPα and C/EBPβ were co-deleted during epidermal development produced mice that were only viable for a few hours after birth, and the analysis of epidermis from these mice revealed hyperplasia and decreased expression of spinous and granular markers of differentiation [28].

The SDF is only viable because the YPG is its backbone," he said.

The recovery should bring some "normalisation of interest rates", and reduce forbearance (as firms who are only viable in a low interest rate environment go to the wall).

And, says Mr Peterside, "if someone comes to me with a project that is only viable because of an import ban, I'm reluctant to finance him.

The deep-sea oil is only viable at today's price "if we make an effort to reduce costs," says Eduardo Braga, the new energy minister.

Therefore, a one-stage process is only viable when the conversion can be kept at 100%.

But this route is only viable for a language which is structurally described, e.g., a formalized language.

Radiocarbon dating is only viable to about 50 ka (Fairbanks et al. 2005; red line, Figure 2b) and is only possible if organic material has been preserved.

For both examined regions, the given weather data were sufficient for the integration of PV, but wind energy was only viable in the Indian case study.