Sentence examples for is no longer workable from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, in the postmodern age, the definition of "classic" itself is no longer workable anyway.

Art is reaching out; hiding out in the sacred halls of the museum is no longer workable".

The very concept of prostitution is no longer workable in today's fluid sexual markets, where anyone can meet anyone, on whatever terms they choose.

That is no longer workable as Amazon extends its ad network, offering branding opportunities through its Prime program and streaming N.F.L. games.

In my meetings, I got the clear sense that Chinese officials and strategists are slowly coming to the view that their wait-and-see approach to the North Korea problem is no longer workable.

"Up until now, Japan was a society in which children obeyed adults, but this relationship between children and adults is no longer workable, because the system was built around the idea that by doing well in school you could enter a good company, and having lifetime security," said Naoki Ogi, an education expert.

Listen to this sample of contemporary management wisdom: "In the face of the dismaying results that began in 1985, just after John Akers became CEO, and that persisted, IBM failed to accept the reality that its so-called full-employment practice, in which it forswore layoffs, was no longer workable.

But instead of saying, "We have less control," he issued in the following months a series of broad pronouncements about how deterrence -- our ability to keep other nations in check through fear of our force -- was no longer workable.

The recurring slaughters and disagreements over the resulting claims, especially after the Battle of Bu'ath in which all clans were involved, made it obvious to them that the tribal concept of blood-feud and an eye for an eye were no longer workable unless there was one man with authority to adjudicate in disputed cases.

"We support freedom of speech" is no longer a workable policy.

"The Cancer Drugs Fund was only supposed to be a temporary solution and, while it should remain until a workable alternative is found, it is merely papering over the cracks of a system which is no longer fit for purpose," he said.