Sentence examples similar to impractical for my needs from inspiring English sources
As fashion trends came and went, it was impractical for my mother to purchase name-brand designer clothes that I would outgrow within a season.
But while it did foretell a real future for our image collections, at the time it felt unattainable and impractical for our needs.
By the 1990s the internal design of the church was beginning to be considered impractical for the needs of the community, and the interior was remodelled to a design by Robert Potter, with the works carried out in 1999.
It's a flight of Apple vanity that is completely impractical for anyone who needs to do more than the most basic functions with their computer.
My job satisfies my desire for personal growth and development alongside my need for professional achievement.
It's just that my brain seems convinced that my need for teeny tiny sparkly tops and thoroughly impractical shoes is infinite, and that I can get by quite well with one pair of trousers and a couple of manky T-shirts for work.
This is probably because my need for affiliation is greater than my need for achievement.
Take my needs, for example.
The vehicle's limitations – a short range, a maximum speed of only 15 mph, a battery that ran down quickly and a lack of weatherproofing – made it impractical for most people's needs.
Generating a signal at kinetochores and distributing it throughout the very large oocyte (either by diffusion or active transport) may be impractical for a signal that needs to propagate on a short time scale.
