It might sound unworkable, but the pair have pulled it off.
This sounds like an unworkable idea, even when it looks as if their handsome costumes, designed by Merrily mighty-Walsh, might represent five decades of Wells's life (1862-1931).
Mr Hollande promises, for instance, an "observatory of counter-guarantees", to check that business keeps its side of the pact and creates jobs, which sounds Orwellian and unworkable.The detail of budget cuts is also sketchy.
This is the time when all ideas are welcome, no matter how silly or unworkable they sound.
"Ordinarily resident is a phrase which sounds good common sense, but when it comes down to actually implementing it the policy is often unworkable," Mr Gee said.
Cooperating with allies sounds good in principle, but Mr. Bush seems determined to embark on a risky missile defense system that major European allies regard as unworkable.
This sounds like an excellent idea for a comic book and, not just because two races of relentless, mechanized villains are better than one, but because an on-screen depiction of that kind of epic tale would be unworkable (especially given that "TNG" ended in 1994) and hugely expensive.
What Labour is floating sounds like an unworkable policy based on a soundbite, which would leave a costly black hole in university funding.
Writing on the Guardian website, Cable rounded on Miliband, saying: "What Labour is floating sounds like an unworkable policy based on a soundbite, which would leave a costly black hole in university funding.
Edwards's view that basing such troops in Iraq would likely be unworkable seems sound, but so did Obama's characterization of the quarreling on the issue as a "distinction without a difference".
