Sentence examples for clearly impractical from inspiring English sources

The control system was clearly impractical.

For a skyscraper-sized hydroponic farm, that is clearly impractical.

As a result, too long acquisition times are clearly impractical, and somehow an upper limit to the acquisition time per view will have to be introduced.

Also, the number of sub-blocks is M = 60 and the same setting preserved as the SQP; then approximately, 1023 additions and 1021 comparisons have to be performed to find the optimum phase which is clearly impractical.

There's also a clearly impractical size disparity.

Our country consists of millions of people, and it is clearly impractical for each citizen to be responsible for hiring and managing each of their representatives themselves.

Clearly an impractical and ludicrous proposition.

Umpteen referrals would clearly be impractical but allowing each side to query one penalty decision per 80 minutes would not slow the game down unduly and would also revive the role of the on-field captain.

"The current technology simply isn't good enough and it seems impossible to fit in all the safety systems required unless you're talking about something the same size as a manned helicopter, which is clearly totally impractical and uneconomical".

Clearly, it is impractical but can serve as the upper bound of the discrete model.

Clearly this is impractical in the ICU.