Sentence examples for how impractical it would be from inspiring English sources
The agreements announced Friday reflect the cable industry's recognition that it must have a hand in the wireless marketplace, but also a recognition of how impractical it would be to build out its own networks and provide phones to customers.
Moreover, many scientific companies involved in commercializing embryonic stem cell research have acknowledged repeatedly how impractical it would be to develop therapies from stem cells derived from clonal embryos.
And yet, while the idea of hacking into a big, bad banking corporation to wipe out everyone's credit information seems excellent -- especially in the eyes of Elliot -- Esmail stressed how impractical it'd be. .
When I moved to New York in 1978, I discovered what it meant to live among hordes of strangers and how impractical and unsound it would be to greet all of them.
Mr. Gill thinks Mr. Wagner's proposal impractical since it would be opposed by the city's district attorneys.
Most automakers sided with the EPA, saying it would be impractical for each state to dictate its own emissions standards.
It would be impractical, if not impossible, to catalog all the possible versions of the How question, but some of the main options can be listed.
It would be impractical and unwise to think about consolidating these facilities.
It would be impractical for companies to adopt OPFOR's processes in their entirety.
