Sentence examples for impracticable task from inspiring English sources

A texturing process by hand which takes into account all the urban elements of a city is an impracticable task, especially if quality results are required.

Estimating the contribution of this conceivable effect to the correlations observed in microarray data is a difficult and probably impracticable task because the processes of cross-hybridization cannot be observed directly.

Some passages in the Zhuangzi go further toward pragmatism, implying that there is no need to correct names in the first place, and attempting to do so is pointless, since the task is impracticable anyway.

But, with a flash of realism, he thinks the project impracticable, because of human folly.

While programmers and computer programming languages have developed some proficiency in allocating executions among a small number of processors, parsing instructions beyond two to eight processors is impracticable for all but the most repetitive tasks.

However, as the simultaneous planning of all supply chain tasks is considered to be impracticable, short-term continuous-time models for production, distribution and scheduling (for example Steinrücke 2011, 2015) should be applied additionally after solving our proposed discrete-time model.

From that moment he took on the task of defending the "procreative mission": the beautiful, profound, but profoundly impracticable teaching of Paul VI's Humanae Vitae, that every human sexual act must be open to the transmission of life.

But the notion proved impracticable.

The House version is not wholly impracticable.

But in fact the land reform was impracticable.

Highly impracticable too for hoeing with our heads bent below our knees.