Sentence examples for difficult or impractical from inspiring English sources

In these cases, due to lack of time, any rehabilitation action is difficult or impractical and the multiplicity of earthquakes can lead to important damage accumulation.

I will...recommend this handsome work as a challenge to choruses anywhere, as a bracing and inspired setting of inspiring texts, and one that is not excessively difficult or impractical to perform.

Humanity has invented countless instruments to produce many sounds, and, most recently, digitally synthesized sounds that would be difficult or impractical to generate with a physical instrument.

It is difficult or impractical to select the sd1 gene in the backcrossing progeny according to plant height, especially under greenhouse condition.

The main drawback of these Radio Frequency based (RF-based) location tracking technologies is their high degree of dependency on pre-installed infrastructure, which makes their application either difficult or impractical for construction sites.

The peculiarities of NCL have been discussed in the paper, especially those that make it particularly difficult or impractical to be validated by XML Schema or DTD, standards commonly used with other XML-based languages employed in iTV, such as SMIL, XHTML and BML.

In addition, sample and microscope instabilities during sample tilting procedures may make the 3-D morphology characterization of nanocrystalline samples by tomography approaches very difficult or even impractical.

"We stay away from cute -- if it's difficult to use or impractical, it doesn't belong here".

Diagnosis with radiological findings, histology, tissue culture, or inoculation into mice is difficult, time consuming, or impractical.

Damage must be avoided as repair is usually difficult, costly, impractical or simply not done.

This can make broad-scale generalizations difficult, impractical, or even impossible.