Sentence examples for certainly unworkable from inspiring English sources
A United Kingdom federation with an English parliament would be unbalanced and almost certainly unworkable.
"Instead of a limited drop-down menu, thousands of functions can be brought to the foreground".The only problem is that the idea is almost certainly unworkable.
And whereas his policy recommendations are certainly unworkable, he should be given credit for injecting a moralist dimension into economic debates that often masquerade as value-free, objective undertakings.One is reminded of the intellectual jousting between Ronald Dworkin and Antonin Scalia.
The plan was simple - but almost certainly unworkable.
Nevertheless, making song and some dance of the '50s bestseller about love in the time of pre-, during- and post-revolutionary Russia comes very close to a bad -- or certainly unworkable -- idea.
After masked men attacked the polling station, Marko Jaksic, a leading boycott campaigner, said that his people had nothing to do with the attack and blaming the Serbian police for being behind it.Whoever was behind the attack it has certainly saved north Mitrovica from producing an unworkable result.
Though he stands behind the bill, he said, "If it turns out that the bill is, in fact, unworkable, unconstitutional, or unenforceable, I'll certainly reconsider and withdraw it".
Certainly, the parenting style of Amy Chua is equally as unworkable.
The novelty of all this, especially the prospect of ministers abstaining on government bills, would certainly be a shock to the British system, and perhaps an unworkable one.
With this in mind, I must sternly say to Lord Adonis that, while ministers living their policies, instead of just making them, is an interesting concept – and it's certainly one way of getting rid of George Osborne – it is sadly unworkable today.
"[The proposal] would be unworkable and make an already stressful process for applicants even more impersonal, and it certainly doesn't address the core issue of discrimination," Mike Campbell, people director at airline Easyjet, told Personnel Today in 2009.
