Sentence examples for impractical to describe from inspiring English sources
Over and over, these mothers and fathers used the word "impractical" to describe the idea of raising children in two faiths.
Despite that observation, in this work it would be impractical to describe all the solutions found.
Although Bryant et al. (1995) have shown that avulsion rate is closely correlated with sediment feed rate, it is rather impractical to describe the interaction between geometric factors and avulsion quantitatively.
As in prior reviews of HPV natural history and clinical impact for infectious disease modeling [ 22, 26], it would impractical to attempt to describe these parameters for every country in the world here.
It was impractical to draw blood samples after hospital discharge; therefore our results only describe hemoglobin changes during the hospital stay.
In addition, it is both costly and impractical to report difficulties to the FTC.
Mathematical modelling of large cellular networks is infeasible or impractical, mainly due to the large number of model states and parameters needed to describe these networks.
The MOTU approach is not always sufficient for species delimitation, and is not sufficient to describe new species, but it has the advantage of being quantitative, reproducible, and feasible even when morphological determinations are impractical [ 24].
In fact, since it is impossible or impractical to obtain infinite data points describing a phenomenon, all data are invariably short.
Fire officials have described the testing as reliable, and said it was impractical to clean the trucks.
