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Others argue that such a step is impractical because of the complexity of the program.

(Bronze mail was impractical because of the insufficient strength of the alloy).

But Mr. Schlank said this idea, while interesting, is impractical because of the costs of renovating the long-vacant property.

Mr. Haynes said that utilizing the help of the lawyers' group would be impractical because of "the need to move decisively and expeditiously on the war against terrorism".

Such a procedure is quite feasible in the Arctic, but in the warmer subarctic it is impractical because of the enormous amounts of fill needed.

But in Phoenix, the remedy offered to officers with sprawling tattoos — cover them up — is being called impractical because of the intense Arizona heat.

When criminologists first considered this idea three decades ago, it was dismissed as impractical because of all the paperwork.

After acknowledging that a one-size-fits-all approach was impractical because of constitutional differences, the G8 endorsed a number of "core principles", to be translated into concrete steps after publication of national "action plans".

Tunnels that require different bore diameters at different parts of their routes also make the use of a tunnel boring machine impractical because of delays in adjusting the bore diameter.

The location shots for 221B Baker Street were filmed at 187 North Gower Street  – Baker Street was impractical because of heavy traffic, and the number of things labelled "Sherlock Holmes", which would need to be disguised.

Taxing founders at a high rate may be impractical, however, because of the difficulty of distinguishing between investors and founders.