Sentence examples for have proved unworkable from inspiring English sources

Other technologies once considered promising, like providing broadband over power lines, have proved unworkable in practice.

She said precedents should be overturned only if they have proved unworkable over time or have been eroded by other decisions or if important factual circumstances change.

Time and again these kind of arbitrary cuts have proved unworkable, and in this case shows just how little regard the Government has for properly tackling climate change.

The suggestions regarding white listing API calls at 5 second intervals or workarounds to a 1 second cache of the public feed have proven unworkable, which leaves getting the data from a third party partner such as Gnip when that company is ready to offer that service.

But without such a requirement, people could wait until they got sick and then buy coverage — a situation that has proved unworkable in states that have tried it.

But after weeks of criticism from gun owners, Mr. Cuomo said on Wednesday that he would seek to ease the restriction, which he said had proved unworkable even before it was scheduled to take effect on April 15.

But ideological differences and personality clashes made that impossible, and Law and Justice instead entered into a "stability pact" with Poland's two leading populist parties, an arrangement that also has proved unworkable, in part because the leaders of the smaller parties demanded ministerial portfolios in exchange for their support.

A White House official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the White House is not commenting on Mr. Draper's book, said Mr. Bush indeed understood the order and was acknowledging in the interview with Mr. Draper that the original plan had proved unworkable.

For 30 years, the F.C.C. has had the power to keep "indecent" material off the airwaves from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., and those rules "have not proved unworkable," he wrote.

He added that the hybrid system had proved costly and unworkable for the state and had imposed an unnecessary funding squeeze on the government that had been laid bare during difficult economic times.

For example, allowing the explicitly declaration delimiter = ' ' as the delimiter for arrays and matrix elements, although apparently simple, has proved to be unworkable because of XML's normalisation of whitespace.