Sentence examples for impractical burden from inspiring English sources

This legislation moreover would be an impractical burden on all sorts of businesses and institutions that lend or extend credit".

Current diagnostic tests for Mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) infection have low prognostic specificity for identifying individuals who will develop tuberculosis (TB) disease, making mass preventive therapy strategies targeting all MTB-infected individuals impractical in high-burden TB countries.

We found that it was too much of a burden and impractical to ask for a detailed financial summary from the hospitals.

"Most investors had viewed appraisal rights as a perfect theoretical solution for underpriced buyouts, but impractical because of administrative burdens and lack of marketability," Mr. Lutin said.

The firms have also said that complying with the law is impractical and an onerous financial burden.

Second, the ruling is considered hopelessly impractical for intermediaries: an "unprecedented burden", as the lawyer and free-speech advocate Mark Stephens expressed it.

However, the generation of these data poses an extreme computational burden that is impractical for large populations.

28 In the present study, almost all the subjects (95%) were community residing; to implement such an intensive treatment schedule would be impractical and create a heavy burden on the caregivers, as they needed to accompany the elders in travel to and from the service center.

But he said Judge Wake had misunderstood jail procedures in some instances or imposed measures that were impractical or would be an economic burden.

Although this method is elegant, it has a high computational burden that renders it impractical for all but modestly sized datasets.

"In response to the notion that we should have asked them to produce all of the tapes, that would have been impractical and unnecessary because we put the burden on the Patriots to make a full production of the tapes and the notes".