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The real problem is it's a tourist attraction rather than the commuter service he originally trumpeted, and will only be viable in peak holiday seasons.

Though not solely dedicated to game streaming, Ustream will also support live streaming directly from the PS4, like Twitch, and has a revenue share model for publishers, although it is an invite-only affair which likely means it will only be viable for streamers with large audiences.

The use of our collimator will only be viable for these machines if the automatic exposure control function is disabled.

(As mentioned above, the ++ genotype will only be viable if the mother is also of the ++ genotype).

So could Natal, while Brasilia - the most expensive of them all - will surely only be viable if teams from elsewhere are ordered to stage matches there.

The only restriction is known as "additionality": to be eligible, a project must only be viable thanks to the extra revenue that selling credits will bring.

This electrolytic disassociation will only be economically viable if the energy to decompose the water molecule is less expensive than the value of the oxygen and hydrogen gases produced.

But a pan-Balkan merger will only be considered by viable commercial airlines that see merit in one another.

A viable Palestinian state will only be possible in the context of a secure Jewish state.

Soon the only viable market for console games will only be super-AAA, and they know it.

Meanwhile, many American firms are cancelling or delaying plans to build grubbier coal-fired plants until they have a clearer idea of future carbon prices.Politicians in both Europe and America talk of carbon prices eventually being so high that coal-fired plants will be viable only if they capture their emissions and store them underground.