Sentence examples for That's impractical from inspiring English sources
The computer is a beautiful cube that's impractical, expensive, and doomed to fail.
A design that's impractical on land could be workable, and cheaper, offshore.
But unless you have put these cables in your walls when building a new home, that's impractical.
They can try to suspend travel altogether something that's impractical for working women who nurse for many months.
"Showing science and technology being used to create art — something that's impractical, whimsical or silly" — can "catch kids off-guard," Mr. Shapiro said, and demonstrate that "science isn't necessarily this sort of sterile, lifeless subject".
For some patients, such as those in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, that is impractical.
The early prototypes, however, were made using specialized lab processes that are impractical for mass production.
Some other drugs require huge volumes that are impractical to achieve with cells.
When you encourage this type of thinking you end up with outcomes that are impractical and irrelevant.
They blamed members of Parliament for failing to compromise and for demanding regulations that were impractical and unfeasible.
