Sentence examples for equally impractical from inspiring English sources

It would be impractical to characterize all the possible orientation states by their full distribution functions, and it would be equally impractical to attempt direct numerical property predictions for all the various orientation states.

If it is impossible to conceive of democracies without elections, it is equally impractical to imagine elections without money.

A variety of audacious but equally impractical schemes was put forward during the 1970s.

To maintain an inefficient higher education system that is not nimble enough to react to changing demographics and new workforce needs is equally impractical.

Critics deride this as impractical.

Mr Gonzales dismissed this as impractical.

The ambitious options were seen as impractical.

Obviously... King and Gandhi as impractical idealists.

Racewear may be stepping away from tall, sculptural head confections, but it has moved towards something equally impactful and impractical: crowns.

Here's the deal: We like the Cayenne and think it's the perfect second-car for the household that already owns a Porsche or any other equally zippy-yet-impractical sports car.

Having chosen to become an actor, Larry stands as an equally reprehensible example of his uncle's impractical species.