Sentence examples for be impractical for the from inspiring English sources
Robin Pemberton, Nascar's vice president for competition, said it would be impractical for the sport to mandate covering all walls surrounding each track.
He said he shared the wish to protect the village's heritage but pointed out that "it would be impractical for the village to buy every house that came up for sale".
Even if the task of producing the FMEA report for the full multiple failure scenario were automated, it would still be impractical for the engineers to read, understand and act on all of the results.
This indicates that the non-integer signaling speeds might be possible, although it is likely that it could be impractical for the symbol synchronization.
It would be possible to play a mid-September semi-final outdoors, but a roof would be preferable, and the All England Club has suggested it would be impractical for the tie to be staged at Wimbledon.
Although an air-cooled design was chosen for the reactor at Oak Ridge to facilitate rapid construction, it was recognized that this would be impractical for the much larger production reactors.
While it may be impractical for those working in the city, visitors can avoid traffic in Washington, D.C. by choosing a hotel that is located near popular destinations, such as the National Mall.
The play's too many scenes are impractical for the Schoolhouse stage.
It may well have been impractical for the union leadership to declare the strike, and it certainly seems to have been a public relations error to begin the strike in the middle of the holiday shopping season.
In this mutual aid configuration, the more people affected, the more possibilities there are for those people to contribute resources, helping create a disruption-tolerant, delay-tolerant network a form of scaling that is impractical for the traditional model.
He said that made sense in the post-war years when it was impractical for the government to try to charge the large numbers involved with the Nazi murder industry.
