Sentence examples for impractical ideal from inspiring English sources

Courthouses are a journey away, and the due process of law seems an impractical ideal.

Mumford knew that the garden city was an impractical ideal, but he also believed that aspiring to it could have practical effects.

IMAGINE a moral continuum that extends downward from Categorical Imperatives to Impractical Ideals.

An equally tall receiving antenna would be ideal but impractical.

He concedes that live is ideal but impractical if you want to rope in the most viewers.

We also considered the acquisition of all the files in the daily stream (referred to as the ALL method), which represents an ideal, but impractical way, of acquiring all the new files, and more specifically, all the malicious PDF files.

In contrast, the best-case-EST for the suboptimal scheme (T †(0)(R s )) is very close to that for the optimal scheme (T ‡(0)(R s )), which shows the more practical suboptimal scheme is a good option to replace the ideal but impractical optimal scheme.

It would have been ideal but impractical to use a shorter window.

For this reason, the optimized Minkowski coefficient represents a valuable compromise between an approach that is often simplistic (i.e., Euclidean and Manhattan metrics) and the ideal, but impractical sophistication of empirical measurements (i.e., road distance and travel time, respectively).

The impractical pursuit of romantic ideals … what better fodder for art?

Although it is impractical to implement the ideal-scheme with an infinite number of steps, the efficiency loss of a permit scheme with finite steps can be bounded in both cases of homogeneous and heterogeneous commuters.