Sentence examples for impractical to have a from inspiring English sources

12.32pm BST Marr says it would be "impractical" to have a list of every journalist's lunches with politicians – if you did that they'd just have a coffee instead, or just a walk in the park.

It is well-known that the deformation of bonded lap-joints is dependent on seven key parameters, and that it is impractical to have a comprehensive characterisation of these by physical testing alone.

We consider very large complex networks where it is impractical to have a complete picture a priori.

It basically means that it's simply impractical to have a night out unless you're prepared to dress like an overstated twat.

This perturbs those such as Tom Harris, who says it would be "entirely impractical" to have MPs loyal to a Scottish leader but not to the prime minister.

The results, said Lipo, made sense, as drinking water is essential for communities and it is impractical to have to walk miles for a quick swig.

"In warm weather, when there are more ticks, it's a little impractical to have to wear long sleeves or long pants," she said.

This fear, along with it being impractical to have flight training in the same place as the current civil aviation operations, precipitated a move to a new camp in Muskoka, Ontario.

It is impractical to have two expressions depending on the reliability index β.

But Jeff Masin, chief judge of the Office of Administrative Law, said it might be impractical to have judges specialize in tenure cases.

It was and is impractical to have companies competing either to wire up homes and businesses, or to build long-distance transmission lines.