Sentence examples for ever more viable from inspiring English sources

And today the little niches in which old technologies take refuge are ever more viable and accessible, thanks to the internet and the fact that production no longer needs to be so mass; making small numbers of obscure items is growing easier.On top of that, a widespread technostalgia seeks to preserve all the ways people have ever done anything, simply because they are kind of neat.

The economy is propelling semiconductor sales forward, making chip outsourcing ever more viable.

"We are slowly getting a new picture of the universe that is pushing the limits of our understanding of current cosmological theories, making the confluence of the infinitely large and the infinitely small an ever more viable proposition," says Martins.

"We are slowly getting a new picture of the universe that is pushing the limits of our understanding of current cosmological theories, making the confluence of the infinitely large and the infinitely small an ever more viable proposition," says Martins. "I have no doubt that we are entering a new golden era of space exploration.

The proliferation in mobile devices will provide ever more platforms to deliver viable broadband services to customers in developing regions - in Africa, there have been 316 million new mobile phone subscribers since 2000!

D.I.Y.: One big result of the e-reading revolution is that self-publishing has become more viable than ever.

Their arguments are propelled by a number of different factors that are making transparency more viable than ever.

Subsequent initiatives at clubs like Radion and the one in the Volkshotel hotel show how the temporary club as a concept is more viable than ever.

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

But here it is in Frankfurt, looking ever more like a real, production-viable car.

It's more viable now than ever before".