Sentence examples for would not be viable from inspiring English sources

It would not be viable, nor would the occupation have ended.

"I hope it puts an end to the idea that the stadium would not be viable".

Large-scale production of such fish would not be viable without lots of hatcheries.

They were told the Sheffield office would not be viable once all policy roles had moved to the capital.

But the larger meaning of the accident was unavoidable: Yankee Stadium would not be viable much longer.

"As constructed, the foundation would not be viable for longer than 10 years," Mr. O'Hanlon wrote to the board.

Without them, we're told, Wesley wouldn't be "viable".

And he didn't want to continue on in the knowledge that the store wouldn't be viable once the minimum wage had risen beyond a certain point.

Using a multinational's good standing in this way is "an efficient means of making possible transactions that otherwise wouldn't be viable," he argues.Missiles, radars and seafoodHowever, some projects take contractors disconcertingly far away from their core competence.

There is no shop (it wouldn't be viable), the site's quite remote, and we didn't know whether to feel assured or worried by the fact that, while we were there, the site was patrolled by two very friendly guards with two very unfriendly rottweilers.

Exelon's Christopher Crane wants Congress to kill a wind tax break, despite the fact the nuclear industry wouldn't be viable today without decades of federal subsidies.