Sentence examples for consider unworkable from inspiring English sources

She embraces issues that many of her more seasoned colleagues consider unworkable or peripheral.

It's a system that most Americans, accustomed to financing at least 80 percent of a property with a bank loan, would consider unworkable.

But requirements that many educators consider unworkable are stirring resentment and could undermine commitment to the law's goals, the study said.

Most are considered unworkable at present – with the exception of bioenergy with carbon capture and storage.

Resistance was so great that by 1865 the constitution was considered unworkable, and Francis Joseph began negotiations with the Hungarians to revise it.

The Arctic was largely off-limits because much of the land was considered unworkable, buried under hundreds of metres of snow and ice, and with nothing in the way of traditional infrastructure.

However, the current compromise is now widely considered unworkable in Whitehall, because it is opposed both by brewers - who argue it would be simpler to apply the same rules to all pubs - and doctors, who believe more lives could be saved by an outright ban.

Due to these limitations, the basic concept was considered unworkable as an operational system, and all effort moved to designs with both the transmitter and receiver in the interceptor aircraft.

Perhaps I have some massive character flaw I am unaware of that has nothing to do with my disability, but if Paul Bernardo can find Karla Homolka, (and I'm a few thousand rungs below that) I wonder what else about me could be considered so unworkable?

Some might read the documents that show the frustration of the committee's ambitions to reclaim art in liberated Europe as a record of betrayal: "We consider this scheme premature and unworkable," notes an official.

Both parties consider the other's proposal to be unworkable.