Sentence examples for becoming more viable from inspiring English sources

"The world is changing, and renting is becoming more viable," she said.

Personalisation at scale is becoming more viable thanks to rapid advances in technology's ability to analyse data and deliver content.

Although it has some way to go, Asia is definitely becoming more viable as a yachting destination, he added.

Currently there is only one key issue, availability of the renewable resource (no sun at night and no-wind days), but new technologies (battery energy storage) are becoming more viable.

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.

This approach has until recently been too expensive, but is becoming more viable with ever-increasing computer power.

As the fossil fuels of the past become more expensive, others, such as tar sands, are becoming more economically viable, but these alternative fuels are also dirtier than conventional oil.

The changes are becoming more visible.

The basic impression is, in effect, that a certain circle with a macro-historic range has begun to close and that discourse that would not have been possible in Brandi's times is becoming more and more viable.

Ecological ways of removing pest lepidoptera species are becoming more economically viable, as research has shown ways like introducing parasitic wasp and flies.

With the emergence of computer technology, electronic methods of data collection (e.g., touch-screen response or interactive voice response) are becoming more popular and viable alternatives to conventional surveys carried out in clinical practice [ 1- 3].