Sentence examples for but this is impractical from inspiring English sources
In principle, planning operators can be hand-coded, but this is impractical for applications that involve many possible state transitions.
Ideally we would compare the whole ROC curves but this is impractical.
Ideally, she said, she would reinstate reps all over the country, but knows this is impractical, though she does not believe that government has to choose between hospitals and theatre: "In a civilised country, there's money for both".
If in doubt about sterility the instrument should be placed in boiling water for at least 30 seconds, but if this is impractical it should be scrubbed in surgical spirit (70% ethanol).
If the parents do not accept the offered position, the child may stay on the waiting list awaiting a position at their favourite DC, but in most instances this is impractical, since the waiting time for a specific DC may be more than a year, and private day care outside the municipality system is not subsidised.
This is impractical, but you can at least give your address to as few people as possible.
But basically the argument that this is impractical is not valid, because when we started with the idea of EEZs, nobody accepted it, but the world came around.
In some circumstances this is impractical.
If this is impractical, then a different room.
