Sentence examples for impractical to get from inspiring English sources

But advisers said it would be impractical to get together on the sidelines of the economic meeting with some or all 19 visiting leaders.

Since it is impractical to get these statistical values from farmers, these values were derived from the county yield data.

Meanwhile, owing to the operation limitation, it is impractical to get JND data of all azimuths by practical listening tests.

While it may be impractical to get your portfolio to match our target weights exactly, you should reduce your exposure to over-weighted positions, aiming for a roughly equal-weighted portfolio.

For forty years, we have been told that it is impossible and impractical to get off oil -- or even off of imported oil -- although every president since Nixon, including George W. Bush, has promised he would figure it out.

In large phase 3 trials it may be impractical to get male partners to attend research sites due to competing commitments related to employment.

At our head office it's impractical for employees to get out and eat together, and the social interaction is important to us.

By now it was impractical for her to get back to her house.

Even for those who argue that it is impractical or inadvisable to get rid of all of our nukes, a study by three Air Force strategists demonstrates that for the only conceivable purpose for nuclear weapons -- to keep another country from using them against us or our allies -- we would need only 311 nuclear warheads, not the thousands we currently possess.

The Ukip spokesman said there was some truth in the idea that something has got to give in the NHS but it would be reckless and impractical to go that way in the foreseeable future.

The spokesman added that there was some truth in the idea that something has got to give in the NHS but it would be reckless and impractical to go that way in the foreseeable future.