单词	unviable
释义	unviable /ʌnˈvʌɪəb(ə)l / adjective Not capable of working successfully; not feasible: the commission found the plan to be financially unviable... Arriva Trains Wales has denied that it is planning to end rail services at Carmarthen, but the association believes that poor quality connections could make the service unviable. He said: ‘It wasn't a popular route 95 per cent of the time and had become financially unviable for us.’ It's virtually nothing but a support scheme for unviable French farmers whose ventures exist for historical and cultural, not economic, reasons. Derivatives unviability /ʌnvʌɪəˈbɪlɪti/ noun ... By 1995, the fleet's unviability was unmistakable. Our bona fide demand for a special railway zone was rejected citing financial unviability. The appellant states that the unviability of these proposals demonstrates the lack of need for such facilities in this area, and that there is now no requirement for a community use on the land which has been vacant for several years.
随便看	non-sensitized nonsensity non-sequence non sequitur non-serious non-sexist non-sexual non-sexually non-significance non-significant non-significative non-simultaneity non-simultaneous non-singular non-sked non-skid non-skidding nonslaveholder non-slaveholding non-slip non-slipping non-smoker non-smoking non-socialist non-society

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