Sentence examples for effectively unworkable from inspiring English sources

Should a TV fantasy drama be held to such impossibly high standards that it becomes effectively unworkable to feature any rape scenes at all?

The exams watchdog has warned Michael Gove that his plans to replace GCSEs with an English baccalaureate qualification are effectively unworkable, and is urging him to make changes.

A detailed report on carbon capture from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in 2005 effectively dismissed the air capture as unworkable.

Fidelity says the "best interests" aspect of the rule is unworkable, stating: "Labor's proposal effectively prohibits access to affordable financial help - even when it is in the investor's best interest".

John Kennedy, chief executive of the federation, called plans like that of the Isle of Man effectively a "state-imposed tax that would be unworkable in practice and discriminate against consumers who want Internet access without music services".

"Not only is this a financially unsustainable position but it means [private] nurseries are effectively subsidising the system and that, in the long term, is unworkable.

Every advanced metric imaginable indicates that the Anthony-Stoudemire tandem is unworkable, with the Knicks scoring less efficiently and defending less effectively when they share the court.

That effectively ensures that only sick children will apply for benefits, he said — an unworkable financial scenario for insurance companies.

Unworkable, but fine.

It is unworkable.

These demands are unworkable.