unviable

/ ʌnˈvaɪəbəl /

adjective

1. not capable of succeeding, esp financially

   the pit had proved economically unviable

Example Sentences

Tourism body Visit Pembrokeshire welcomed the decision as it said as tourism businesses had been hit "by the 182-day Welsh government policy, some to such an extent their businesses have been at risk of becoming unviable", and added: "It’s very good news to learn that their voices have been heard."

From BBC

But for some companies, they will claim that new restrictions could make them unviable - and that poorer pay is better than no job for workers.

From BBC

Advertisements in swing states such as Arizona feature the testimonials of women with unviable pregnancies who could not get timely medical care until their health worsened because of doctors’ fears of running afoul of state laws.

From Los Angeles Times

However, she and her team persevered until several factors conspired to leave the project unviable in its current form.

From BBC

In March, a video of Burch giving an emotional speech in the Arizona Legislature about her need to terminate an unviable pregnancy went viral.

From Los Angeles Times