Sentence examples for impractical to do from inspiring English sources

I think everyone thought, "Oh my god, she's actually found something more impractical to do than art".

(A gastric band is reversible; a gastric bypass can be undone – in theory – but "it's dangerous and impractical to do so", according to one surgeon).

"But there is no requirement that the share allocation be changed if market conditions change, and it would be both divisive and impractical to do so since reducing one shareholder's allocation will necessarily increase another's".

Early Thursday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in town to coordinate cleanup efforts, said at a news conference with county officials, "My two cents is it would be impractical to do the game because it could jeopardize public safety".

If you are going to take photos, whether you intend to post them online or not, always ask if it's OK first, even if it's impractical to do so.

But, because there are 13 condition weights, it is impractical to do that.

They suggest that the rush to develop the nation's vast, unconventional sources of natural gas is logistically impractical and likely to do more to heat up the planet than mining and burning coal.

Once Beyond Wine and Cheese topped 1,000 subscribers, it became impractical to keep doing billing in QuickBooks, says chief executive Jay Albright.

Soghoian countered however that it's up to the government to find terrorists online and it would be impractical to ask companies to do it.

A proper validation experiment to demonstrate that the DMRs we have identified are associated with imprinted methylation and gene expression requires being able to trace the parental origin of the methylated and expressed alleles in multiple members of the same family, which can be done in mice but is impractical and ethically impossible to do across multiple tissues in humans [ 37].

It sheds no light on how it feels to lose something, and provides only the most abstract and impractical notion of how not to do so.