Sentence examples for found to be impractical from inspiring English sources

Farben, was considered as a lethal agent but found to be impractical.

Bicycles were promoted at indoor riding academies, often rinks from an earlier roller-skating craze, but enthusiasm quickly flagged when long-distance travel was found to be impractical.

Oklahoma law allows use of a firing squad if lethal injection and electrocution are ever ruled unconstitutional, and Idaho can use a firing squad when lethal injection is found to be "impractical," a circumstance that has yet to present itself.

The hydrogen-conducting electrolyte is found to be impractical for use, due to the tendency for carbon formation.

When the problem was first formulated in 2001, Integer Linear Programming, an exact method, was found to be impractical because of large execution times.

The use of soluble CD4 has been found to be impractical as most clinical isolates are resistant to neutralization at feasible concentrations.

Initially, livestock and land were rented out together under "stock and lease" contracts, but this was found to be increasingly impractical and contracts for farms became centred purely on land.

Improvised mounting of "starlight scope[s]" in the bomb bay of the B-26 is also mentioned in oral history reports, and this fit was found to be largely impractical.

Under a conventional 'one-step-ejection' pump operation cycle, the window for satellite-free drop production is found to be small and impractical due to the long ligament and large pendant drop at the nozzle.

Furthermore, while feedback from the funding body praised our proposal as being relevant with clear patient outcomes, the referees also insisted on a randomised controlled design, which we had found on consideration to be impractical and unacceptable to service users, and potentially compromised by limitations to internal and external validity.

Google first set out to do away with the steering wheel and pedals approach, but this backtrack is from Alphabet CEO Larry Page and CFO Ruth Porat, who found the original approach to be "impractical," according to the report.