Sentence examples for economically impractical from inspiring English sources
The New Climate Economy shows how climate solutions are not economically impractical, but rather hold positive economic opportunity.
It will become economically impractical to do business in America if companies can be ruined by people filing not even winning lawsuits against them.
Feist responded that such efforts were economically impractical and, in any event, unnecessary because the information copied was beyond the scope of copyright protection.
Because of congestion in the state's electrical grid, it is economically impractical to transport much of that power south to New York City and Long Island.
As time passes, however, the amount required to achieve a certain level of control must be increased again and again until finally it becomes ineffective or economically impractical.
The proposed topology solve the RF tracing problem inherited in the targeted frequency and also the problem of economically impractical PCB size rendered by other wideband amplifier methods.
Health and wellbeing forms an integral component of that ecology, and the promotion of health in developing countries represents more than just an opportunity to improve the physical lives of the poor, but indeed forms an essential rung without which our climb to global prosperity and security will be logistically impractical, economically inefficient and morally indefensible.
But most experts agree that building iPhones from scratch in the US is impractical and economically unfeasible, largely because the company relies on a complex and very large supply chain and manufacturing infrastructure already established around Shenzhen, China.
The Independent, appearing to agree with Blair's assessment, contended that "many voters in the centre ground will despair at the prospect of having to choose between an increasingly hard-faced Tory party dominated by George Osborne, and an impractical and economically dubious leftist agenda presented by Mr Corbyn".
Many have been critical about the freshman representative from New York's 14th Congressional District's Green New Deal plan as being impractical or economically disruptive.
In fact, it is impractical and economically infeasible to have a fully monitored distribution network, where each node is equipped with a measurement device connected to the monitoring infrastructure.
