Sentence examples for impossible to monetize from inspiring English sources
All of these ideas initially looked crazy and impossible to monetize, yet all of these companies eventually figured it out.
Additionally, it was nearly impossible to monetize, as the same argument about ads in RSS feeds would get the same three geeks angry each time.
Apps distribute our cat pics, our workouts, and our YouTube rants to specific audiences of followers, audiences that were nearly impossible to monetize in the early days of the Internet but, thanks to gullible marketing managers, can be sold as influencer media.
"Once you give it away, it becomes virtually impossible now to monetize it".
In the past it has been nearly impossible to effectively monetize user-uploaded videos because they are typically tagged with such informative titles as "REally cool!" and "hilarious".
Armed groups wield the greatest share of power, and the upheaval has made it almost impossible for Libya to monetize its energy riches.
A comeback of their idea to monetize Twitter isn't impossible, at least in some places in Asia.
In a recession, when the percentage of government debt to GDP goes up automatically, that makes it impossible for any individual government -- like Greece or Italy -- to "monetize" its government debt.
And, even when Google does manage to pull in a piece of content from a social network, it's nearly impossible to extract any context from the photo, which is essential if Google wants to monetize these searches with ads.
Our goal is to monetize that experience in addition to monetizing the game.
