unviable

unviable

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• 网络不能独立生存的；无以为继

例句

If a state bank came to do this, the policies of the bank would make it unviable because of interest rates.

“由于利率的原因，如果把这些事情交给国家银行去做，这些生意将难以为继”。

Their building began before World War II but in 1949 was quickly wound up because it had been admitted to be unviable.

这隧道二战前就开始建造，但是后来证明是不可行的，所以在1949年便停止了该工程。

This will save the expense of building pipelines to plants onshore and thus allow "stranded" gas, once thought unviable, to be exploited.

这将节省建造通向岸上工厂管道的费用，从而允许曾经被认为无价值的“搁浅的”天然气被开采。

Thus, maintaining economically unviable state enterprises and supporting them through the banking system results in large implicit costs.

因而，维持不具有经济生存能力的国有企业、通过银行系统支持他们，会带来大量隐性成本。

Once unviable competitors are gone, there will be a mad rush to replace them by companies -- like mine -- waiting in the wings.

一旦无法独立生存的竞争对手们被清理出场，像我所在这样的在后方等候的公司会以近乎疯狂的速度取而代之。

For the public, the most controversial aspect of this research is that the fertilised embryos that are used become unviable.

对于公众而言，他的研究最具争议的一个问题是，他所使用的受精胚胎会被毁掉。

And since everyone in your position also thinks he deserves a huge sum, the venture quickly becomes unviable.

并且由于每个人在你的位置上也会想他也应该得到一大部分，很快这个投资活动就变得不再切实可行了。

Landholdings this small are "economically unviable to sustain a family, " the government says.

当地政府说：“这么少的土地根本就无法养活一家人。”