Sentence examples for certainly impractical from inspiring English sources

"These are not obviously compatible policies," says Justin Keen of the King's Fund, dryly.Whether or not the ban is fair, it is certainly impractical.

"Providing effective shielding for an entire spacecraft travelling to Mars is almost certainly impractical - it would be too heavy and therefore costly.

On the other hand, it is certainly impractical to evaluate several agents of similar characteristics in the clinic due to the prohibitive cost.

Do you know that unsolicited yet persistent voice in your head, the persuasive raconteur that, possibly with malice aforethought, asks you to plunge into a venture that will almost certainly be impractical, expensive or dangerous, and probably a potent combination of all three?

25 This result is especially alarming as very few personnel report use of hearing protection, which certainly may be impractical in this type of work setting.

For widespread fields, it may be impractical and certainly inefficient for a single-robot to map the entire field by navigating to different sampling locations, even when guided by an efficient sampling algorithm.

He built what may be Montclair's only garage deck -- impractical, yes, but certainly popular with Carter, 2, and Olivia, 6.

He says the plan is impractical and will almost certainly not be achieved.

For example, he says, "the inclusion of larval forms is so impractical that it almost certainly won't be accepted".

He doubts the valuations of some of those assets and argues that it is impractical that others could ever be realised.It certainly seems likely that at some point the worst fears of the bears will come to pass.

Miami Vice certainly cemented the city's reputation for outlandish, if impractical, fashion.