Sentence examples for impracticable and from inspiring English sources

"These are rules that make no sense anymore," Mr. Izraelewicz said, calling them "impracticable" and "archaic".

For most people the ownership of a private tropical aviary obviously would be both impracticable and exorbitantly expensive.

In Boston, conservative newspapers denounced the speech as "unfortunate," "impracticable" and "opposed to the spirit of the times".

The independent sector's greatest attributes – its ability to ad-lib, to trust its instincts and to hang the consequences are both impracticable and unteachable in such rigid frameworks.

Warner believes strongly that there is a category error taking place in the government's vision of the humanities as impracticable and unprofitable, elitist and outdated.

He was definitely the new kid on the block, but still 12 managements turned down the idea for Oliver! as impracticable and too morbid.

Mechanisms for upstream communication about new or deviating information on hazards and classification, impracticable parameters and the appropriateness of certain RMM are required under REACH, but are not as yet well established.

The Irish writer George Newenham Wright observed in 1840 that "the surface of the Rock is wholly occupied by defensive works; where it was possible, and often where it appeared almost impracticable, batteries and fortifications have been formed.

Meanwhile, the great publishing houses continue unperturbed because drastic reform remains impracticable, undesirable, and unlikely.

Instructing guards to check doors each time they open and close is only a short-term and impracticable solution that does not rectify the problem".

Such tedious and time-consuming experiences certainly are undesirable and impracticable for clinical application.