Sentence examples for impractical and difficult from inspiring English sources

It's an impractical and difficult thing for critics to do.

Both of these two are impractical and difficult to meet, which results in errors in proportional load sharing.

Creating the device was problematic as the materials needed were impractical and difficult to work with, but they did already exist, which made it easier to come by.

But, similar to Samsung's smartphone software, its smart TV software has often been criticized as being impractical and difficult to use.

Unfortunately, though, free-form architecture of the kind Cook backed had a habit of being expensive, impractical and difficult to build, which meant that its fullest realisation would be by despots and elites for whom money was no object.

But the U.S. EPA has rejected that idea, calling it impractical and difficult to enforce.

In the past, both companies have asked for help from the authorities to translocate orangutans out of the plantations, but this is logistically difficult, impractical, and expensive [41].

In these cases, due to lack of time, any rehabilitation action is difficult or impractical and the multiplicity of earthquakes can lead to important damage accumulation.

Such a ban would be impractical, difficult and economically harmful for business travelers.

Plasma lead is expensive and difficult to measure, according to the authors, making routine clinical testing impractical.

These findings support the use of the USCOM for CI measurement in mechanically ventilated patients and a wider range of patients in which the EDM would be impractical or difficult to use.