Sentence examples for increasingly more viable from inspiring English sources

But whilst there are increasingly more viable methods of generating relatively cheap H2 which can sustain the hydrogen economy, and bolster the use of fuel cells (burning H2) for transport, hospitals, shopping malls and the like the next goal is to achieve highly efficient photocatalytic conversion of CO2 to CH4.

And, in fact, the rise of digital copying has coincided with an explosion in street performance, which increasingly seems like a more viable way for an artist to make a living than the attempt to score a hit recording.It's true that people are continuing to produce extraordinary amounts of great pop music, probably more than ever before, even though it's increasingly difficult to get paid for it.

Meanwhile, the mounting pressures on the farm industry increasingly make robotically assisted indoor farming a more viable option for production.

Additionally, we reasoned that as lineup size increases, more siphoning should occur (lineups should exhibit increasingly better performance than showups) because there are more viable options (more opportunities to siphon).

He told reporters this week it is "increasingly more clear to me that Ted Cruz is the most viable alternative to Donald Trump".

But Russia's military might has not made victory any more viable for its Syrian ally, which is increasingly reliant on Iranian officers and pro-government militias.

"A breakup is looking more viable".

Self-assessment is a more viable option.

"I feel increasingly more American," Chandler said.

We'll be a much stronger, more viable league".

It's more viable now than ever before".