Examples of using Unviable in English and their translations into German
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it finances unviable, large-scale projects,
If it is not subsidised, the insurance is so costly that taking it out makes this activity unviable.
Matters were exacerbated by firms' postponement until a recession of hard choices about closing unviable plants and shedding workers.
All the bunkers you considered for the hundred were listed as compromised or unviable, and now Mount Weather is, too.
risks that might make working on a self-employed basis unviable.
closing unviable banks, and recapitalizing the rest with European(not Cypriot) funds.
The EESC supports the involvement of the private sector in implementing commercially unviable projects through public-private partnerships(PPPs)
can quickly become unviable if their customers and counterparties lose confidence in their ability to meet their obligations.
other forms of unviable lending should be discontinued.
This was essentially seed funding in the earlier days of SL when even a popular build could still become economically unviable due to very low population numbers.
The agricultural sectors of the continental mercantilist states became internationally unviable.
The proposal of agrifuels is unviable, and it is ethically
The diversity of substances makes recovery and re-use of the water either impossible or financially unviable.
Clearly, the present hotchpotch of unviable countries that replaced the Soviet Union is not going to last.
It's unviable politically, it's not possible.
But the use of these drift nets is economically unviable and therefore no longer acceptable.
making the fleet economically unviable.
Many female farm entrepreneurs are heads of small, economically unviable farms.
This makes fishing commercially unviable and in recent years has led to massive job losses.
This makes fishing economically unviable and has resulted in large-scale job losses over the last few years.