Sentence examples for Practically infeasible from inspiring English sources

Twenty specimens of "control bile" were obtained from the patients with cholesterol gallbladder polyps receiving surgical treatment, as it is practically infeasible to obtain pure normal bile in clinical practice.

Tracking all the possible combinations of failure mechanisms (modes) arising from various arrangements of such component failures is practically infeasible.

Since a constructed facility comprises of hundreds of components with multiple types of spatial relations, this approach is practically infeasible.

However, their implementation within the paradigm of prevailing open-loop product systems seems extremely complicated and practically infeasible.

Organizing meetings in person for such a geographically disparate group of participants given the short timeline and limited resources available would have been practically infeasible.

For example, laws are often ambiguous precisely because it would be politically (and practically) infeasible to give a precise specification of their meaning.

In general it has been felt that debt financing is appropriate when the tax burden of current financing for certain circumstances would be practically or politically infeasible; examples are, for national governments, war, and, for local governments, large capital projects such as highways, schools, and so on.

Due to the exponential number of type Lgen MTBs, both theoretically and practically, it is infeasible to return all of them.

However, this computation is infeasible in practice.

Sometimes, that's simply infeasible.

Universal blocking is infeasible.