Sentence examples for impractical to continue from inspiring English sources
It soon became clear that it would be impractical to continue inventing new planetary symbols indefinitely, and some of the existing ones proved difficult to draw quickly.
Changes in the relative values of the Australian dollar and Japanese yen made it financially impractical to continue with the well-regarded Nissan engine of the VL.
On July 14, Gilmore ended his campaign citing a late start, which "made it impractical to continue to pursue this path towards further public service".
Several of this year's SUSCON events took place at The Nines in April, and, until his scheduling demands recently made it impractical to continue, the club hosted monthly suspension meets that were open to the public.
From academic sources, to those in civil society and journalism, it would be impractical for them to continue to be ignored by politicians bent on spinning an easy story.
First, it's really impractical to keep any amount of cows in Canada.
Small pieces of information that make up the history of the Internet will be forever lost once the dwindling economy of scale makes it financially impractical for the manufacturers to continue producing a particular chip or component.
"To continue to grow, airlines have to expand abroad, but it's impractical and, in some cases, impossible for carriers to do much expansion on their own.
A key challenge is the processing and analysis of increasingly larger datasets to continue to provide meaningful and useful results, as the time required for manual analysis of such datasets will soon become impractical.
But, Mr. Frank continued, it would be impractical to scrap the entire financial system and start anew.
