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Meanings of financially viable in English

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Usage of financially viable in English
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Text adventures are no longer a financially viable form of entertainment.
Reuters
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Probably not the decision his parents wanted, but a financially viable option nonetheless.
Radio NZ
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However, the decision was unavoidable because it was not financially viable.
The Irish Times
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This is no longer financially viable, and will never be again.
Radio NZ
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As a result he struggled for years trying to make the farm financially viable.
The Irish Times
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The review found about three-quarters of centres said this was keeping them financially viable.
News.com.au
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However successful the book might be, this was by no means a financially viable venture.
The Guardian
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Due to consistently low student enrolments, the Creative Writing major is currently not financially viable.
Radio NZ
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But critics in the country have said the touted railway project is not financially viable.
Reuters
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Alternergy's projects could generate up to 150 megawatts if technically and financially viable, it said.
Reuters
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Sir Eion said the project will be financially viable.
Radio NZ
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But he reiterated the board's view that a redevelopment of Goodison was not financially viable.
The Guardian
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This is important as many of them have been bankrupted or are not financially viable.
The Irish Times
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Fabra, a member of Spain's governing People's party, said the broadcaster was no longer financially viable.
The Guardian
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With costs mounting, however, there is a real sense of urgency about finding a financially viable solution.
Reuters
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A passenger service only becomes financially viable when we reach a certain level of population and demand.
Radio NZ
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