Sentence examples for impractical enterprise from inspiring English sources
If Duberman's chronicle can sometimes be faulted for excessive detail, it nevertheless forces us to comprehend the nearly endless series of impediments — box-office debts, illnesses, cancelled tours, inane criticism, the cost of everything — that made it appear inevitable, rather, that this wildly impractical enterprise would fail.
As Kuznetsov describes it, not only is it impractical for enterprises to use native platforms for the job, but it's unnecessary.
Both measures have come under fire as impractical and unwanted intrusions by the government into free enterprise and civil liberties.
While health advocates say the proposal for menu labeling is overdue, restaurant executives call it unfair and impractical, and some civil libertarians argue that it intrudes into the rights of free speech and private enterprise.
These aren't impractical performance machines or big-dollar luxury cars; they're the sunny but humble conveyances you see trolling South Beach with discreet Enterprise stickers on their rear bumpers, cars aimed at people who want a spacious droptop for short money.
Layouts were impractical.
