Sentence examples for impractical to accommodate from inspiring English sources
But it was impractical to accommodate on-site all interested relatives of the 168 people who died in Oklahoma City, and many of them would be hard pressed to make the journey to another state in any case.
He said he had told her only that many countries wanted to use their own emblems — including Sri Lanka, which has, as a sacred national symbol, a swastika with its arms turned backward — but that it was impractical to accommodate them all.
Most old stave churches disappeared because of redundancy, neglect or deterioration, or because they were too small to accommodate larger congregations, and too impractical according to later standards.
Measurement of pH using a pH meter is time consuming and can be impractical if it requires reformatting of the crystallization screen to accommodate the probe.
As workloads vary significantly according to current time of day, season, promotions and linking, it becomes impractical for some ecommerce sites to keep over-dimensioned infrastructures to accommodate the whole load.
But even local supporters of Better Place worry that the switching stations, which could cost as much as $1 million each to build, are impractical, largely because the stations may need to stock a wide range of batteries to accommodate cars from different manufacturers.
Clothes that keep you warm, like food that fills you up, are antithetical to a long-held Manhattan style ideal, which is best summed up as the "my driver's waiting outside" look: shoes that no one could walk more than a block in, a bag too small to accommodate an umbrella, let alone a change of shoes, pristine winter whites, bare legs and impractical, canape-light coats.
Magic Rambo tries to accommodate.
I tried to accommodate it".
He will have to accommodate and compromise.
