Sentence examples for impracticable to be from inspiring English sources
The firm explained euphemistically that it was having "valuation issues" which made it "impracticable to be able to fairly calculate the net asset value" of one fund.
In cellular networks, centralized solutions turn feasible to achieve optimized objectives because of the availability of the overall state of the network [14]; however, they are impracticable to be implemented on the current distributed architecture of the RAN, regarding complexity and latency constraints [15].
Full integration has generally been conceded to be impracticable for corporations with large numbers of shareholders.
In the light of day, it was thought to be impracticable.Although the trial was in some ways absurd, it turned Mr Ahmad into a national figure.
It turned out to be impracticable to purify large quantities of nanocrystals by centrifugation due to the concomitant precipitation of large amounts of stearic acid.
For a storm with 10-year return period, the USLE yields spacings on very steep slopes that are so close together as to be impracticable.
Where effective ranges are short, sampling must be dense to reveal the spatial variation and be expensive, and variable-rate application of fertilizer is likely to be impracticable and almost certainly not cost-effective.
The exact method with pixel domain variables starts to be impracticable from (2048^2) pixels slices, as thousands of iterations are required to yield an acceptable image quality, leading to hours of processing per slice.
Direct evidence in support is absent, but this approach is made on the basis of the likely prognosis if left untreated; a RCT to provide an evidence-based decision may generate issues over equipoise in anticipated risks and benefits such as to be impracticable.
