nonviable in a sentence

• Nonviable spores are borne in irregularly placed sori up to long.
• Most microcredit organizations are financially nonviable and require subsidies, they say.
• Their society, as a whole, is seemingly nonviable.
• So to continue to buy market share with losses at some point becomes nonviable,
• Each follicle contains two seeds, though around 36 % of seeds are nonviable.
• This can occur spontaneously as a miscarriage, or be artificially induced by nonviable.
• It was a nonviable legislative mass .)
• Despite measures to improve productivity, the smelter became financially nonviable and closed in 1923.
• There is no evidence that embryos homozygous for draft-type sabino patterning are nonviable.
• This project is nonviable, and it brings no benefits to the people of Tamaulipas or Mexico,
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• But so far, the function has been absent, resulting in a mass of nonviable companies.
• Storing them much longer than that may cause the bulbs to dry out inside and become nonviable.
• If a company is considered nonviable, it can only take a necessary step ( for bankruptcy ).
• Another study also showed that 90 % of larvae matured into adults when the diet included nonviable eggs.
• "In our opinion it is not reasonable to extend liability to a nonviable fetus . "'
• Small businesses and homes are being sold to private investors, and nearly 400 nonviable companies are being liquidated.
• As a tiny island, Singapore was seen as a nonviable nation state, much of the international land.
• Escharotomy is the surgical division of the nonviable eschar, which allows the cutaneous envelope to become more compliant.
• The costs of hemizygous male production include inbreeding due to decreased genetic variance and producing nonviable or sterile males.
• "This isn't about a viable baby, or a nonviable one, " she said.