Sentence examples for impractical for water from inspiring English sources

These new methods are more expensive and time consuming and thus may be impractical for water utilities to use to continuously monitor quality of finished water.

Its people are more dispersed, making huge, centralized systems for water and energy impractical.

On a more mundane level, it's also true that the first of the Framework's four points called for the United States to provide, by this year, two light-water reactors (the kind that are impractical for making bombs), capable of nearly doubling North Korea's electricity supply, and that its second point called for moving toward "full normalization of political and economic relations".

Given the rugged terrain and the heat from May to September, this shortage of water makes multiday backpacking through the Cedars impractical for all but the hardiest of hikers.

Accurate assessment of lung water is possible with CT and MR imaging but these are impractical for real-time measurement in sick patients and have been superseded by single thermal dilution techniques.

It is not always feasible to use criterion methods (i.e. indirect calorimetry, observation, doubly labelled water) to measure free-living PA/EE, as these techniques require expensive/sophisticated equipment or are impractical for use outside of the laboratory.

It is impractical to keep water in the tanks for longer periods, because of the large volumes that must be treated.

Beautiful – and perhaps a little impractical for making a living.

And nothing more impractical for the way most people entertain.

But the Chrysler Turbine Car proved impractical for everyday use.

For, really, it was impractical for a modern woman, suitable only as a costume.