Sentence examples for be impractical to reduce from inspiring English sources

Instead of proposing to cut it from $3.2 trillion to $500 billion, as Mr. O'Neill favored, the Office of Management and Budget said it would be impractical to reduce it below $1.2 trillion.

While it may be impractical to get your portfolio to match our target weights exactly, you should reduce your exposure to over-weighted positions, aiming for a roughly equal-weighted portfolio.

In fact, this process, by drawing new product ideas out of current products—and tapping existing skills and technologies reduces the chance that you will come up with ideas that are impractical to produce or market.

"It would be impractical to revote," Taylor said.

These would be impractical to analyse manually.

It's impractical to think you can reduce your risk to zero for anything in this life," he says.

As for the idea that the focus must be solely on reducing plastic consumption, Mr. Khan said it was impractical to imagine a world without plastic.

Though it is impractical to achieve the impact of removing all errors related to turbine technology adoption for better performance, an attempt is to be made toward reducing the errors to as low a value as possible.

It is impractical to charge for these individually.

Therefore, it is impractical to simulate all hundreds of SAGD realizations.

That's impractical, to say the least.