Sentence examples for would be unviable from inspiring English sources

"Unless you can deal with these social and political issues then any kind of geoengineering would be unviable anyway – or at least any remotely ethically defensible version would be unviable".

Earlier this year, Tony Stacey – chief executive of South Yorkshire Housing Association warned that the cap would mean many supported housing schemes would be unviable.

It has about 100 pupils, educated up to 16 years, but Wells said a roll anywhere below 75 would be unviable.

Cut off from state aid, many would be unviable without a wholesale upgrade of their capital stock and technology—something that few domestic private investors have the resources to undertake.

While neither Cuadrilla or Ineos explicitly said they would scrap their plans in the absence of a review, both implied that their future projects would be unviable if there were no change.

The duke maintained that without substantial profits from the estate, good management and efficient marketing, the house would be unviable because public admission fees covered only basic maintenance, not restoration work.

The subsidy allows big firms to invest in projects that would otherwise be unviable.

The assumption had always been that with an increasingly diverse electorate such a strategy would soon be unviable.

Evidence suggests that is all too often the case, judging by the number of planning officers' reports that diligently conclude a scheme would simply be unviable if it was obliged to fulfil the policy objectives.

"Insuring all them would be financially unviable," Eduardo Cosomano, the museum's spokesman said.

"We later realised that sending them would be economically unviable so we declined.