Sentence examples for has been unworkable from inspiring English sources
Duncan Smith's universal credit has been unworkable and unravelling for some time.
Current American policy in the region has been unworkable, inconsistent and costly in terms of human life and American taxpayer expense.
That could not have been Parry, whose relationship with Benitez has been unworkable, so the way to retain Benitez's services and maintain a corporate structure satisfactory to the owners was to replace the chief executive.
If the clue were "Like Puzzle 2," my 10-letter answer would have been unworkable, inoperable or unfeasible.
Soon came graphical-user interfaces, such as Windows, desktop engineering, desktop publishing and other visual software that had been unworkable on 1982-vintage PCs.
"The prime minister was right to avoid a cap or brake on EU migration, which would have been unworkable in practice and simply stored up more problems for the future.
David Cameron's bid to extend right-to-buy to people in housing association homes has been branded unworkable on the eve of the Conservative party conference by the Tory-led body representing councils across the country.
"It is beyond comprehension for the Home Office to think that this gives them licence to carry on regardless with a much broader bill that has been demonstrated as unworkable and dangerous by experts, business groups and the wider public.
In particular, Angela Merkel's call that Germany cease all use of nuclear power has been pointed out as unworkable.
The economy has been based on an unworkable math in which two plus two "equals six or eight," as he put it in a speech on Saturday.
