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inviable
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in·vi·a·ble  (n-v-bl)
adj.
Unable to survive or develop normally: an inviable newborn calf.

in·vi·a·bili·ty n.

inviable [ɪnˈvaɪəbəl]
adj
not viable, esp financially; not able to survive an inviable company
inviability , inviableness n
inviably  adv


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It is quite possible that the suspected inviability of tafsir 'ilmi may be due not so much to the project's inherent limitations but to the fact that no credible scientific exegesis of the Qur'an has so far been produced, there being no reason why such exegesis cannot be produced in the future.
His writing demonstrates the social, political, and intellectual inviability of composite constructions of Native American consciousness--for any purposes, even anti-savagist--and the vulnerability of the assumption that all Native Americans emphasize the kinship of human and animal.
This, in part, is due to the development of a world economy that has already superseded the boundaries of nation-states and, in part, is due to the inviability of national frameworks as reliable building blocks in the emerging world order.
 
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