Sentence examples for impossible in practice from inspiring English sources

"I have a theory," Regan said, "but it's impossible in practice".

It is impossible, in practice, to disentangle the political and the constitutional.

The review considers that such spinning or rotating would be impossible in practice, given the internal dimensions of the cage".

More often, he said, it is the opposite case, where help is willing in spirit, but impossible in practice.

"They have included a load of restrictions which are humiliating for the country, and make it impossible in practice," Mr. Castro said before the demonstration.

So the trade of medical supplies is legal in theory and virtually impossible in practice because Iran cannot pay for the Western medicine it needs.

Thus simple reversal would in practice be evolutionarily impossible.

Those with a preference for the numerical scale did see the advantage of words, though: "As an introduction, it is nicer to see words too, after that I don't look at them anymore", as well as the disadvantages: "Words carry with them a stronger suggestion that something is almost impossible, while in practice you do have to take the possibility into account.

Without further information in the SPC the safety assessment and critical evaluation of the administration of these agents to neonates is impossible in clinical practice.

Something that is impossible in clinical practice can be potentially incorporated via the application of a physiologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modeling and simulation approach.

DEM offers explanations of material phenomenology and suggests possible practical solutions using information which may be difficult or impossible to obtain in practice using traditional observation and experimental techniques.