Sentence examples for be unworkable in a from inspiring English sources

The Pope's first tweet is a watershed moment for social media — as the old top-down ways of communicating, that are still all too often favoured by establishment institutions such as the Catholic Church, are shown again and again to be unworkable in a hyper connected age.

Even public health laws rewritten in the wake of the 9/11 events often include judicial review provisions that would be unworkable in a large outbreak; persons would either be detained illegally or be released because of legal technicalities.

The home construction industry, already unnerved by the proliferation of antigrowth zoning ordinances across the state, is not embracing Mr. McGreevey's vision, which it says is unworkable in a state without any mechanisms for regional planning.

John Kennedy, chief executive of the federation, called plans like that of the Isle of Man effectively a "state-imposed tax that would be unworkable in practice and discriminate against consumers who want Internet access without music services".

He made the comments as George Osborne said a currency union based on the pound would be "unworkable" in the wake of analysis by the Bank of England.

Dudley spoke out after an intervention by the chancellor, who said a currency union based on the pound would be "unworkable" in the wake of analysis by the Bank of England.

For example, a flagship savings product, Individual Savings Accounts, turned out to be unworkable in the form it was launched.

Critics said the Israeli approach would be unworkable in the United States and cause longer lines.

And I find that to be unworkable in terms of democracy.

One chief executive of a FTSE 100 financial services firm argued that the proposal would be unworkable in his industry.

Katz framework may not be unworkable in practice, but concerns about judicial economy may move the Court to alter the existing framework.