Sentence examples for increasingly unproductive from inspiring English sources

We're presuming that this is because of the dreaded partisan gridlock, which has made Congress increasingly unproductive in matters that do not involve the naming of post offices.

B2B marketers who continue to embrace the 4 P's model and mind-set risk getting locked into a repetitive and increasingly unproductive technological arms race.

Besides, he points out that the conflicts occasioned by pet-keeping are also stressful enough to counteract any notional health benefits – so just why do we expend so much time, energy and love on these increasingly unproductive members of our society?

It is only as the old order becomes increasingly unproductive that desperation eventually sets in and the new ideas have a chance to show what they can produce.

Bernie knows this as well as anyone after many years in the increasingly unproductive Congress.

While IBM's share price soars, as the top managers and big investors extract cash from it in a weird kind of reverse-Ponzi-scheme, IBM steadily becomes an increasingly unproductive shell, a mere shadow of its once truly-innovative self.

LVIV, Ukraine -- It was the 72nd minute of a game that had grown increasingly frustrating and unproductive.

Four decades after the campaign finance reforms that followed Watergate, arguments over the role of money in politics seem increasingly tired and unproductive.

This is a provocative idea, but it doesn't seem to be borne out in the real world, where Facebook and its ilk are used, increasingly, for decidedly unproductive ends like circulating cute panda pictures and wisecracking in real time about TV shows.

The economy desperately needs less of our bloated, unproductive and increasingly parasitic banking system.

In Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador, hot rural lowland areas are projected to become increasingly uncomfortable and agriculturally unproductive, to the extent that they could lose population.