Sentence examples for cause impractical from inspiring English sources

To this day, I have a tremendous sympathy for the libertarian cause, impractical as it often is politically.

An approach that requires or encourages attempts to kill non-native taxa everywhere is impractical, causes non-target damage to sensitive species and wastes resources.

It is impractical and could cause more harm than good.

However, the lack of isogenic strains for comparison is a disadvantage when the strain has potentially novel VISA-causing mutations because it is impractical to attempt to screen the large number of candidate loci by current genetic reconstruction techniques.

17 Although 2% aqueous iodine is a successful antiviral intervention when painted on the hands it causes cosmetic staining and is impractical for all but those at the highest risk of epidemic contagion.

The warrant requirement may be excused in exigent circumstances if an officer has probable cause and obtaining a warrant is impractical in the particular situation.

However, study of lymphoid phenotypes can be obscured or impractical if homozygous mutations cause early embryonic defects.

The Company determined that the current and anticipated geologic conditions have caused continued mining operations to become impractical.

The Alabama was expensive to operate and proved impractical for Chesapeake Bay operations, causing the bankruptcy of the Maryland & Virginia later that year.

However, alternative travel arrangements also emerged as impractical because blurred vision caused an inability to navigate efficiently.

Although cumbersome and impractical, the suit protected a pilot from forces of 6 G's or more when the downward pressure on the water caused by acceleration created enough force to counteract the downward rush of blood in the body.