At the time, some city officials considered it impractical.
She also said that despite the idea seeming attractive, she considered it impractical.
Viewers have had mixed reactions to the innovation, with some supporting the idea but others considering it impractical.
Dr. Sharp considered it impractical to set up a working group of scientists and relatives for every genome with these issues.
Given the volume of studies retrieved from the database, we considered it impractical to include data from earlier studies and studies that would need detailed translation.
Of the 27 households that still had pesticides openly in the house, five households had lost the key and the remaining 22 households considered it impractical to keep pesticides in a locked box when the pesticides were used frequently, or simply did not consider locking the box to be important.
While it used to be something that every well-heeled bride registered for, most consider it rather impractical.
The encoding here has the virtue of being uniquely decipherable, but, to understand what makes it "impractical," consider the following strings: 011111111111111 and 01111111111111.
Sabrett stepped into Europe at the height of a trade war between Washington and the European Union over food products, like bananas, which prompted the Europeans to reduce the number of their inspectors in American food plants to one from 16, making it impractical to consider importing hot dogs from Sabrett factories into Europe.
(The ford at Williamsport, Maryland, was 10 mile northwest from Sharpsburg and had been used by Jackson in his march to Harpers Ferry. The disposition of Union forces during the battle made it impractical to consider retreating in that direction).
Although some faculty may consider active learning impractical, because it reduces the amount of content that can be covered in a semester, the results from this paper suggest that pairing targeted active-learning exercises with related assessment tools is both effective and necessary.
