Sentence examples for becoming less viable from inspiring English sources

So if an indiscriminate rollout across geographic regions is becoming less viable, how can companies accelerate growth for the platform?

"As customers choose other ways to buy our products, door-to-door sales are becoming less viable and we're proposing to withdraw from this activity.

Meteorology had constructed a new story about weather, down to the vocabulary used to tell it, yet writers seemed unable or unwilling to make use of it, even as their traditional strategies were becoming less viable.

However, such goals are no longer adequate because competition is getting rougher and, in particular, because a strictly low-cost, high-efficiency strategy is apparently becoming less viable in many industries.

What it does indicate is that with a good candidate and a sophisticated get-out-the-vote operation, Democrats are becoming more viable in places where they previously didn't have a prayer, while Republicans are becoming less viable in places where they were once competitive or even dominant.

Due to ad filtering, the advertisements that have been common in video game journalism websites are becoming less viable.

Now, Samsung is becoming less visible.

The chain's troubles are partly a result of wider problems in the brick-and-mortar electronics industry and add fuel to the notion that selling consumer electronics in stores is becoming less and less viable.

Why? Cars are becoming so efficient that traditional means of generating revenue by taxing fuel consumption are becoming less and less viable.

"Traditionally, we've tried to reclaim land by digging up the sea and buying sand, but that is becoming less and less viable – the sea is getting deeper, we're getting to the boundaries, the sand is getting more expensive, our neighbours are complaining and all that".

The old tricks of luring a zillion eyeballs from Google and spinning them into gold from advertisers is becoming less and less viable.