Sentence examples for have been impractical from inspiring English sources

Both the decks and the tape would have been impractical.

Ms. Boxer said mandating all precincts to provide paper ballots would have been impractical.

The entire building would have been impractical, but the Frank family triplex was exactly the right size, and adorable.

"It would have been impractical for them to undertake any kind of long-term projects," Mr. Silver said.

The effort would have been impractical on his own spread — not that he expected much on his neighbor's property.

Researchers can ask questions and receive answers virtually interactively and can perform experiments that would previously have been impractical.

They provide a presence in isolated areas where building brick-and-mortar stations would have been impractical.

This requirement for synthesis during the review process would have been impractical before the Internet, but now is straightforward.

The scale, scope and precision of such a study would have been impractical using human coders or classical machine learning models.

For that piece, collaboration could well have been impractical anyway, for Davies wrote it at a time when he lived miles from the nearest phone.

The first-generation fuels available now namely, corn-based ethanol, biodiesel, and other fuels derived from food crops have been impractical as energy sources, Toone says.