Sentence examples for impractical solutions from inspiring English sources

The head of Shell has launched a stinging attack on increasingly vocal critics who are calling for fossil fuels to be left in the ground, accusing them of peddling naive and impractical solutions to climate change.

However, due to exhaustive computations including non-linear multi-dimensional optimization processes in the SfM algorithm, model-based approaches are often considered impractical solutions for user localization.

Class size is another factor that some say makes hard corners an impractical solution.

Nicolas Sarkozy's fantastically impractical solution to abandon any match minutes before kick-off if an anthem is jeered completely overshadowed the Domenech saga.

Finding a "natural tiebreaker" — whether one person or another group — may involve decisions bumping up two or even three levels — which is an impractical solution in many cases, and one that risks casting an unfavorable light on the group.

In some instances, the requirement to pay income taxes would make working while studying an impractical solution, requiring some kids to forgo their education.

The use of CSI to achieve this would be an effective but impractical solution due to the difficulty in obtaining CSI; consequently, other methods must be sought.

"But it was an impractical solution.

Furthermore, this impractical solution did not reflect the new status of Prussia in the overall scheme.

It was the city of Los Angeles' own Department of Transportation that determined County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky's original idea of separate one-way boulevards was an impractical solution.

Systematic collection of fields of view is a possible (but impractical) solution to quantify population survival in the CBD, which is more simply done through viable cell counting.