Sentence examples for impractical move from inspiring English sources
"I've never seen such an irrational, impractical move on the part of the United States," said Rasul Baksh Rais, a political scientist at the Lahore University of Management Sciences.
In the case of stone and bronze statues considered impractical to move, the Louvre has stocked protective plastic wrapping.
In an interview, Masback said that it would be impractical to move a 26.2-mile race at the last minute, as well as unfair to athletes who have been preparing for months for the Columbia course.
Ben Ruse, lead spokesperson for HS2, said: "We recognise the significance of the tree and will do all we can to ensure wild pear trees continue to be a feature of the countryside around Cubbington. "Because the hollow lower trunk makes it impractical to move the tree, we instead plan to propagate the cuttings, collect seeds and replant the young trees in the surrounding area.
Shain said she heard from others who found it impractical to move, including one who had just signed a new lease.
Ney C. Landrum of Florida's Depart ment of Natural Resources says, "There's imminent pressure for private exploitation of the Ten Thousand Is lands". He feels the entire area should be included within Everglades National Park, but he asserts that inadequate Federal funding makes such a move impractical now.
A large fish tank could be particularly impractical if you move your Rv frequently.
Most of the designs have been ineffective or impractical; some involve moving parts that require greater maintenance.
It's funny because: it's a multiplayer cooperative cooking game where the kitchens are highly impractical – and often moving – and you've always got one hopeless friend who keeps setting things on fire.
"If you oppose all fossil fuels and you want to turn that switch off tomorrow, that is a completely impractical way of moving toward a clean-energy future," John Podesta told reporters at the roundtable.
