Voorbeelden van unviable

• The need for these new industries is either not recognised or is economically unviable, leading to discontent.

• Such investments become unviable in the event of well failure.

• Nevertheless, for very large problems direct methods may be unviable or too expensive, and iterative methods may be the only alternative.

• Unviable cysts were identified by their granular and opaque appearance.

• Ratios much greater than this might be able to compensate for the reduction in fitness, but they are considered to be economically unviable in most instances.

• If it is not subsidised, the insurance is so costly that taking it out makes this activity unviable.

• If that were the case, it would be economically unviable for transporters to have such a vehicle.

• If the growing restrictions are lifted, however, labour-intensive hillside vineyards will become unviable.

• At times of crisis, capital looks for low-risk areas, and there is the chance to invest in new greenfield technologies rather than in unviable industries.

• Particularly problematic are rural areas, where consumers suffer because they are deemed too commercially unviable to be given adequate broadband coverage.

• In addition, a great many firms are on the point of becoming financially unviable.

• To insist on forcing certain countries to make impossible repayments renders development aid, as well as economic reforms, unviable.

• Lastly, the implications of these ‘concerns’ in agri-environmental policies must be evaluated, particularly in social and economic terms, so as to not render the farming sector unviable.

• The multifaceted crisis that we are facing demands a new rationale for economic, social, energy and environmental issues, which free trade, one of the pillars of neoliberalism, clearly renders unviable.

• Are we to set up as the aim for every schoolboy a technologically brilliant but economically unviable ideal?