Sentence examples for impractical to create from inspiring English sources

So with only so much room to play with, it's impractical to create a smartwatch too capable.

It would be impractical to create general interventions with the same food and setting across all populations.

Any level of disorder will impart pathological ellipsoidal geometries (prolate or oblate spheroids), and it may be extremely impractical or unreasonable to create a whole-molecule disorder model for the guests.

"Showing science and technology being used to create art — something that's impractical, whimsical or silly" — can "catch kids off-guard," Mr. Shapiro said, and demonstrate that "science isn't necessarily this sort of sterile, lifeless subject".

But laser-based systems are impractical for computing technology, and researchers have struggled to create them electronically.

Cloning is an arduous process, and using it to create tailor-made replacement cells may prove impractical.

The days of the password are numbered – increasing security risks and requirements mean that old-fashioned alphanumeric passwords are just plain impractical long-term, and already startups like Bionym are looking to create their replacement.

"It would have been a great project for someone who wanted to create an apartment from scratch, but for us it was impractical".

And an increasing number of manufacturers are producing mini-modern homes and furnishings for people to create fantasy spaces that, at full size, would be too impractical or expensive to own.

There's no need for support structures underneath overhangs, so certain shapes that were impractical or impossible when printing from the bottom up or top down are straightforward to create this way.

In the end, federal information officers hope to create a system that will allow feats that sound simple but are now impractical.