Sentence examples for find it impractical to from inspiring English sources

On real tumour data without additional information, we find it impractical to run at its most sensitive settings, but it is easily tuned.

Individuals and corporations typically confer the bulk of their patronage on banks in their local community; they find it impractical to conduct their banking business at a distance.

"We feel that many merchants may find it impractical to implement discounting by card type, and that V/MA earn network fees regardless of product type, so that a direct impact from the rule change will likely be minimal," Jason Kupferberg, an analyst with UBS Investment Research, wrote in a note to investors.

Anyone living in a flat, or even a terraced house without a drive, will find it impractical to charge up the car unless they live in areas such as Brighton, Birmingham and large parts of London, where free charging posts are now relatively common (they are even popping up at motorway service stations).

"Apple is going to find it impractical to negotiate deals with a lot of independent, unknown artists, while with a Grooveshark or rVibe, the independent artist signs up for the service, creates an account and uploads his songs," says Hosanagar.

Authors' response: Given the high computational demands on the ancestral reconstruction method (more than a week of wall-clock time), we find it impractical to test multiple root positions.

All of them are receiving instruction in a language that their respective institutions otherwise would have found it impractical to offer.

The Cincinnati Art Museum found it impractical to spend as much as $2.5 million a year on special exhibitions, given its declining endowment — down to about $70 million from about $80 million in 2008 — when it has unexploited holdings like circus posters and Dutch contemporary design.

Shain said she heard from others who found it impractical to move, including one who had just signed a new lease.

As this was a small pilot study, we found it impractical to blind these assistants.

As herbal preparations exist in various brands and dosage formulations throughout the world, some participants found it impractical to relate to information or studies conducted overseas.