Sentence examples for have made it impractical from inspiring English sources
"There just hasn't been enough rental product built," he said, as, developers have said that the price of land and the costs of construction in the last few years have made it impractical to build rental buildings.
That will almost certainly change soon, the result of the legislation and recent court settlements that have set out to reduce processing fees and abolish rules by the major card companies that have made it impractical for merchants to give discounts to customers using cheaper forms of payment, like cash.
Also, executing the experiments in a quiet room style would have made it impractical to obtain a significant sample of data.
However, even with restriction to these areas, the complexity of the neuronal networks in turtle have made it impractical to locate the relevant CPG neurons experimentally.
But the changes gave rise to an entirely inaccurate story that its shape had made it impractical.
The casks require security guards, and at some sites the presence of the waste has made it impractical to reuse the land for any other purpose.
The global nature of human impacts in the environment and the scale of the solutions required to address the root of the problems has made it impractical for countries to agree on quick action.
Such an approach has been used for some years among adults but, outside the neonatal period, the sheer diversity of conditions limiting life has made it impractical in children.
As that report did, this one rejects government censorship as, if nothing else, legally impractical: "The Supreme Court has made it quite clear that content-based standards for government-funded culture will not pass constitutional muster if those standards discriminate among works and activities based solely on concepts such as decency or offensiveness".
Summers explained in the Financial Times that while he wished that President Barack Obama's economic team had done more on housing, political considerations made it impractical.
Apparently rising rising costs made it impractical, and we have been getting those SMSs for free.
