Sentence examples for found it impractical from inspiring English sources

The two wanted a dog of their own, but found it impractical because they travel so often for work.

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.

He said he did not have a problem with people wearing helmets and thought they did offer protection from head injuries but he did not wear one himself because he found it impractical.

Others found it impractical or unappealing to come back.

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

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

Experienced managers currently working elsewhere may find it impractical, not to mention unprofessional, to abandon contractual commitments to their institutions.

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.

But, in the real world, many countries, particularly but not limited to small, open economies, simply find it impractical or undesirable to permit their currency to float.

As a journalist who writes in all shapes and sizes — tweets, blog posts, print features and books — I've tried on numerous occasions to rattle out narratives on my iPad, but I personally find it impractical at best.