Sentence examples for become impractical from inspiring English sources

But ever-faster chips eventually become impractical.

"If parking is not available, the aquarium would become impractical," she said.

It's their job to interrupt the nerds when the changes become impractical, like trying to put a map in place for an election that's only a month away.

But the chips used to study the matter might become impractical if the rights to each gene had to be licensed.

The zone was defined as the point when it would become impractical to "surgically attack" Iranian nuclear sites because of their number, location, degree of protection and the amount of uranium being enriched.

More broadly, I.B.M. said, the successful research suggests that polymer-based "self-assembly" techniques could be used to build other kinds of microchips in the future, when more features shrink to such small scales that current production techniques become impractical.

In the case of dormant entities like the Heriot fund, the Cayman court said that liquidation was justified because "it has become impractical, if not actually impossible, to carry on its investment business in accordance with the reasonable expectations of its participating shareholders, based upon the representations contained in its offering document".

Otherwise, it will become impractical to constrain atmospheric carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas produced in burning fossil fuels, to a level that prevents the climate system from passing tipping points that lead to disastrous climate changes that spiral dynamically out of humanity's control.

Thus, heuristic algorithms become impractical.

The roommate situation became impractical.

Sitting outside in the scorching sun, the thing quickly became impractical.