nonviable
Frequently Asked Questions
- He experimented to determine which seeds were viable and which were nonviable.
- The venture was found to be commercially nonviable after just a few months.
- Over time, it becomes nonviable to keep retrofitting old tech.
Example Sentences
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Main said ProPublica’s analysis suggested to him that “physicians are sitting on nonviable pregnancies longer and longer before they’re doing a D&C — until patients are really bleeding.”
From Salon
"However, the issue for decades has been that the catalysts required to carry out this reaction deactivate quickly under reaction conditions, making this reaction nonviable on an industrial scale."
From Science Daily
In 2022, Texas enacted laws that prohibit all abortions except when the life or health of the pregnant patient is at risk, including an exception to terminate ectopic pregnancies, which are always nonviable and life-threatening.
From Salon
Pregnant women are being forced to cross state lines to terminate nonviable pregnancies.
From Salon
The other 19 plaintiffs shared similar stories of being denied abortions in Texas despite carrying risky or nonviable pregnancies.
From BBC
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
