Sentence examples for are always impractical from inspiring English sources

This is why foreign policies that pursue amoral realpolitik are always impractical.

It is always impractical to measure the fatigue crack growth rate in the thickness direction of a plate using a standard specimen because of the limited plate thickness.

Blinding of surgeons is always impractical (if not impossible) and blinding of patients is often difficult.

Jonny Lyons utilises meticulously crafted and utterly impractical props that are always imbued with a generous-hearted humour.

Simultaneous, multi-parametric measurements are almost always impractical owing to scan time limits and a high sensitivity to the measurement set-up and experimental conditions.

They're always swimming up impossible, impractical streams, fighting, fighting".

"There's always some more perfect thing that's completely impractical that they insist upon.

Part of being in love is always wanting to be around the person you love, even if it's impractical.

Real post-secondary has always been hugely impractical (all of those philosophy majors; sure the things they learn might eventually help with some sort of job, but it's a pretty indirect route).

It also suggests that mature cellular lineages induced from these MSCs will have a low immunogenicity and opens the way for studying allogenic somatic mature cells transfers, an area which has always been impractical owing to the barrier of immunological rejection.

I've even been assured by some correspondents that inheritance taxes on the very rich are impractical, that they will always be evaded -- this in spite of the fact that in 1999 the estate tax raised about $15 billion from estates worth more than $5 million.