Sentence examples for impractical to charge from inspiring English sources
It is impractical to charge for these individually.
Anyone living in a flat, or even a terraced house without a drive, will find it impractical to charge up the car unless they live in areas such as Brighton, Birmingham and large parts of London, where free charging posts are now relatively common (they are even popping up at motorway service stations).
However, anyone living in a flat, or even a terraced house without a drive, could find them impractical to charge.
Wilkerson told the Qatar-based news network than he thought it was impractical to charge former vice president with a crime, regardless of his own preference.
Then there is the recent decision by a Federal judge telling the State Legislature that he is blocking parts of our new, yet archaic, election law because he thinks it is "harsh and impractical" to charge a $1,000/day fine to people registering Floridians to vote because they turned in registration forms a little late.
He said that made sense in the post-war years when it was impractical for the government to try to charge the large numbers involved with the Nazi murder industry.
Even if such compensation is impractical, we should bite the bullet and realize that the best way of minimizing the inconvenience we impose on air travelers is to charge handsomely for the convenience of landing at La Guardia.
But Preston Beckman, the executive in charge of scheduling for Fox, dismissed suggestions that the new ratings make it impractical to judge the fall lineups yet.
It becomes impractical to look after them all the time.
It's not only impractical to attempt to seize this power – it's genuinely totalitarian.
