With prices for oil, coal, and gas declining, and the cost of new discoveries rising, much fossil fuel exploration is commercially unviable.

It's forbidden to use this information commercially.

Against this background, a rapid and comprehensive transformation is clearly not feasible.

This is a commercially available color television set.

We taught her vocational and business skills. We helped her get a job.

Their first commercially available recording was the four track EP animamina .

These tests are now becoming part of clinical practice, and are available commercially.

But unfortunately, it wasn't really fully exploited commercially until after the Second World War.

During this time, Kansas II recorded a demo cassette that was released commercially 30 years later.

Among all the new ideas that are pursued, only a few eventually become commercially successful.

Just a little further out on the productivity frontier are commercially viable self driving cars and trucks.

In the extreme , an abusive use of powers could frustrate and render impractical an otherwise economically justifiable initiative .

Afterwards, he developed the use of generalized Lagrange multipliers for operations research and applied this commercially as a defense analyst and a consultant.

Others take a flagrantly sexist stance, arguing that a woman president would be a non starter as long as the North Korean regime continues to threaten national security.

The wars will continue and therefore the fanaticism, until nature calls us to order and makes our civilisation viable. Pepe, now 77, lives in a modest farmhouse with his wife, Lucia, and his three legged dog. The couple sell Chrysanthemums for a living.

For pharmaceutical firms, the development of a vaccine or treatment was not commercially attractive, and so it did not warrant investment.

The coconut tree (Cocus nucifera) grows in many tropical countries but is commercially exploited mainly in India, Thailand, Sri Lanka and the Philippines.

Moreover , the ECB stresses the importance of the principle contained in Article 5 ( 4 ) , that any realisation needs to be conducted in a commercially reasonable manner .

The alternative is to lend commercially at relatively low interest rates, with less liquidity, more risk, and the need to provide capital.

Therefore I do congratulate Mr Vecchi on the report which he has presented to the Committee on the Rules of Procedure, the Verification of Credentials and Immunities.

But, in the real world, many countries, particularly but not limited to small, open economies, simply find it impractical or undesirable to permit their currency to float.

Wolf felt, however, that it was important and commercially desirable to have Law Order in the title, and he initially proposed the title of the show be Law Order Sex Crimes .

By now, many have heard about plans by big carmakers including Honda, Toyota, and Hyundai to launch hydrogen fuel cell cars commercially around 2015.

The even more prolific Wong is, by most accounts, the most commercially successful and critically reviled Hong Kong filmmaker of the last two decades, with his relentless output of aggressively crowd pleasing and cannily marketed pulp films.

The mechanism is deliberately complex to the point of being unworkable it is inconceivable that a bank could be wound down over a weekend to avert market panic.

She also had a solo in the song, Here We Go , which was not released commercially but appeared on a free CD with a summer S Club Juniors magazine special.

Thus, while Abbas seeks to create a new fact on the ground by drumming up international support for a Palestinian state, Israel aims to trump him by making such a state unviable.

Germany s leaders might rightly fear that their country will be left holding the bill for European bailouts, but the result has been to sacrifice Greece on the altar of an abstract and unworkable idea no bailouts.

At all events it is preferable to use a long established term, certainly in combination with a new symbol, rather than a new common term which is impracticable in all Member States' languages.

As the non energy raw materials sector is confined to operate at locations which possess known and commercially viable deposits of minerals, strategies are necessary to safeguard access to these deposits for future use.

In December 2004, Unilever entered into an agreement with Phytopharm to start marketing H. gordonii commercially in the form of shakes and diet bars, although as of April 2007, no products have yet surfaced on the consumer market from that venture.

As underlined in the Digital Agenda for Europe, wireless broadband is an important means to boost competition, consumer choice and access in rural and other areas where deployment of wired broadband is difficult or economically unviable.

If the highway will cost 1 billion, last indefinitely with regular maintenance and repairs, and yield projected annual net benefits to society of 20 million, a long term real interest rate of 3 would make it nonviable the interest cost would exceed the benefit.

Thus , while the ECB understands the desire to exempt transactions carried out using a credit or debit card to pay for goods and services from the requirement to include full information on the payer , the proposal seems impracticable as the entities subject to the proposed regulation have no means which would in all circumstances allow them to identify the underlying reason for a payment .

Amnesty International, the United Nations Committee on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights, and the Inter American Court on Human Rights have all criticized the Salvadoran law, arguing that requiring a woman to sacrifice her life for a fetus, or requiring a woman to carry an unviable fetus to term constitutes torture, discrimination, and a fundamental violation of human rights.