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unviable
/ ʌˈɪəə /
adjective
- not capable of succeeding, esp financially
the pit had proved economically unviable
Example Sentences
Noting that some borrowers had been granted "repayment holidays" of up to four years, the PAC said that loans "should not be extended to provide support for bodies which are financially unviable five years post-pandemic".
GP services run by Dr Jalil Ahmed and Dr Jonathan Allinson have drawn criticism in south Wales recently, and the pair are set to resign from five surgeries there, claiming the contracts are unviable.
They say the impact of the proposed inheritance tax changes will leave them facing a £400,000 bill and the prospect of selling off so much of the 210-acre farm that it would become unviable as a business.
They added the SSE had been exploring the scheme since 2018, but had "lacked access to a local wash plant, making it unviable until now".
France is the birthplace of motorsport, while Germany is also one of the oldest venues, but both have become unviable in recent seasons.
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