Sentence examples for less and less viable from inspiring English sources

The alternative, staying in an up-market niche, was beginning to look less and less viable.

As the whole project becomes less and less viable, so the slaves are beaten for hours on end.

The chain's troubles are partly a result of wider problems in the brick-and-mortar electronics industry and add fuel to the notion that selling consumer electronics in stores is becoming less and less viable.

"Traditionally, we've tried to reclaim land by digging up the sea and buying sand, but that is becoming less and less viable – the sea is getting deeper, we're getting to the boundaries, the sand is getting more expensive, our neighbours are complaining and all that".

Lately, though, Boehner's stage persona has grown less and less viable.

Such settlements are a real obstacle to peace, and make the prospect of a Palestinian state less and less viable.

"It's bizarre," said Marc Parcé of Domaine de la Rectorie in Banyuls, a town in the French region of Roussillon that has stuck to its roots, making delicious sweet wine despite the fact that doing so is less and less commercially viable.

Austria's agriculture industry is suffering, however, as small farms are becoming less and less economically viable.

Even if residents were more willing to share the downtown with nightlife, rapidly rising property values make clubs less and less financially viable in the areas where they traditionally flourished.

On the other side, professors are being paid poverty wages, severely impacting the quality of the education they are able to provide, and working in academia is looking less and less like a viable career path for most students, limiting the expansion of knowledge.

Though these are becoming less and less common, it is still a viable option.