Sentence examples for considers impractical from inspiring English sources

Although the village has not officially endorsed the Scenic Hudson plan, the mayor said he agrees with "90percentt" of it (the one major point of difference is the Pocantico restoration, which the mayor considers impractical).

Such a manipulative experiment would be considered impractical, illegal, and immoral.

Even then, it was considered impractical to put such a mainframe tool on a minicomputer.

This permits us to apply texture synthesis to problems where it has traditionally been considered impractical.

Delivery by the Navy was considered impractical, leaving relief flights as the best option.

But conventional digital receivers have been generally considered impractical for bandwidth greater than several hundreds MHz.

Although such sessions are frequently fun for participants, the output is too often considered impractical just days after the exercise.

In the case of stone and bronze statues considered impractical to move, the Louvre has stocked protective plastic wrapping.

Such systems, long considered impractical because of cost, may be within the reach of inexpensive silicon-germanium-based devices.

"When we first began our research, solar cells were considered impractical and quite expensive," Mr. Mazumder said.

Uranium-233 was manufactured decades ago from thorium, and can be used in weapons but is now considered impractical for that purpose.