Sentence examples for impractical to buy from inspiring English sources

Essentially the platform wants to let you do things you otherwise wouldn't, because it may be impractical to buy an expensive physical good if you only need to use it once.

Since live traps are almost always significantly more expensive than ordinary disposable rat traps, it can be impractical to buy more than one.

He said he shared the wish to protect the village's heritage but pointed out that "it would be impractical for the village to buy every house that came up for sale".

So if you're going to buy something impractical, it may as well be expensive too, right?

AN unnerving summer that has included a debt ceiling standoff, extreme volatility in the financial markets and fears of a double-dip recession might seem a poor time to buy or sell expensive, impractical collectible cars.

This coat became the perfect representation of our confused love of fashion, of wanting to be on trend without having the capital, and wanting to buy into a trend – a whimsical, impractical one at that – for under £100.

Do you tend to buy clothes that you are drawn to, even if they are utterly impractical for your lifestyle?

However, it is impractical to prescribe a preferred presentation mode, as most users at home will not be willing to buy new equipment or to connect infrequently used equipment they already have.

This allows customers to buy groceries online and then to nominate a place to pick the stuff up from, rather than having to wait at home for deliveries (which is often impractical for people with full-time jobs).

Cherry thinks that the practical addition of a back seat -- to the most impractical of car designs -- will close the sale with Buick's target audience of 30- and 40-something parents by giving them "permission" to buy.

As much as designers want you to buy their clothes, they also can't quite stop themselves from making the clothes seem "aspirational" – which really means "utterly impractical for anyone who isn't Joan Collins".