Sentence examples for impractical to access from inspiring English sources

Also, even when a graphical desktop system is available on an HPC system, performance reasons might make it impractical to access a graphical client over a secure shell (SSH) connection, as is often needed.

The household survey design made it impractical to access homeless elderly, those living at old peoples' homes (there are a small number in Karachi) and severely depressed elderly admitted in hospitals.

In larger tank systems, the task of cleaning may be highly labour-intensive or even impractical due to access issues.

Yet Ms. Gitner says it is impractical to expect Americans without access to public transportation to get along without automobiles, and experts agree.

He promised access 19 years ago, but the path has never been opened, and Mr. Geffen now says it would be unsafe, dirty and impractical to allow people to walk by his home to the beach.

Rural clinics often lack access to high-speed Internet service through phone lines, and the retinal images are so large that it is impractical to transmit them with a slow modem.

It is impractical to charge for these individually.

That's impractical, to say the least.

It is simply impractical to use batteries in these devices.

However, the procedure can become very impractical to be performed.

The government also argued that it would be "entirely impractical" to destroy non-relevant files.