Sentence examples for be impractical to do from inspiring English sources
Early Thursday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in town to coordinate cleanup efforts, said at a news conference with county officials, "My two cents is it would be impractical to do the game because it could jeopardize public safety".
Such an attack might let someone who had stolen a laptop unlock remote websites or pose as the laptop's owner, but fortunately, it would be impractical to do this on a large scale.
Los Angeles County attorneys, however, added an exception if the developer can show it would be impractical to do so.
If you are going to take photos, whether you intend to post them online or not, always ask if it's OK first, even if it's impractical to do so.
But, because there are 13 condition weights, it is impractical to do that.
Additionally, the case-cohort approach easily accommodates time-varying exposures, whereas it is impractical to do this using logistic regressions.
This could be circumvented by adjusting to the actual significance level by performing a simulation and re-estimation analysis for the covariate analysis (17), although it is impractical to do so for every covariate analysis.
Soghoian countered however that it's up to the government to find terrorists online and it would be impractical to ask companies to do it.
Robert D. Manfred Jr., baseball's executive vice president for labor relations, said it would be impractical to preserve the 10,000 tests baseball does each year.
That is totally impractical to do, and is not something they developed into the system, so you'll know you've stumbled upon one of your own reviews, when you read the business page and see one without the compliment button.
