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"unviable" in Spanish

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"unviable" in Spanish
unviable{adjective}
viable{adjective}
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
unviable{adjective}
inviable{adj.}
If that were the case, it would be economically unviable for transporters to have such a vehicle.
Si este fuera el caso, sería económicamente inviable para los transportistas tener un vehículo de estas características.
In addition, a great many firms are on the point of becoming financially unviable.
Además, desde un punto de vista financiero, muchísimas empresas están a punto de ser inviables.
If it is not subsidised, the insurance is so costly that taking it out makes this activity unviable.
Si no se prestan subsidios para desarrollarla, el seguro es tan caro que hace que esta actividad resulte inviable.
viable{adjective}
viable{adj. m/f}
No viable parliamentary democracy can exist without the power of the purse.
Ninguna democracia parlamentaria viable puede existir sin el poder monetario.
The only viable solution is for the will of the electorate to be respected.
La única solución viable es que se respete la voluntad de los electores.
In Finland, there is a viable system for maternity and parental leave.
En Finlandia existe un sistema viable para el permiso paternal y de maternidad.

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CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "unviable" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
But the use of these drift nets is economically unviable and therefore no longer acceptable.
Pero el empleo de estas redes no es rentable económicamente y, por tanto, indefendible.
isolated and unviable pockets
focos aislados e impracticables
In the developing world, but also in parts of Europe, we notice that such urban areas can become completely unviable on account of traffic chaos, slums, pollution and land speculation.
Nuestros electores están preocupados, y con razón, por muchos aspectos del medio ambiente urbano.
It is like believing in Father Christmas for some of the Member States to try to prop up unviable businesses or sectors.
Es como creer en Papá Noel o en Santa Claus en mitad del bochorno veraniego, el que ciertos Estados miembros concedan subvenciones colosales a empresas o sectores no rentables.