Sentence examples for impractical to meet from inspiring English sources

"I think the [agency] is asking for such a burden of proof tying climate change to species persistence that it would be practically impractical to meet for most species," said Carlos Carroll, a conservation biologist with the Klamath Center for Conservation Research in Orleans, California, and the president of the Society for Conservation Biology's North America section.

For some positions in which all communication is typically carried out via phone or email, like, for instance, telecommuting jobs, it's impossible or impractical to meet with your employer in person.

Both of these two are impractical and difficult to meet, which results in errors in proportional load sharing.

The Modernists argued that state monopolies provided abundant raw materials, good working conditions, and high quality iron; the Reformists countered that state-owned ironworks produced large and impractical implements designed to meet quotas rather than to be of practical use, were of inferior quality, and were too expensive for commoners to purchase.

However, because of the ultra-restrictive assumptions of these methodologies, they are impractical and difficult to meet.

40 Other methods commonly used to achieve consensus (eg, a focus group) would not be feasible as the expert panel will represent diverse geographical locations within Australia that would be impractical and costly to meet in person.

Public sector workers will also be forced to meet impractical ballot turnouts before they are able to take lawful strike action.

Prolonged derivatisation time (16 h) yielded slightly higher responses, but were considered impractical and not suitable to meet the goal, given that a 60 min derivatisation period allowed sufficiently precise quantification of TEA at 10 µg kg− level.

Several of this year's SUSCON events took place at The Nines in April, and, until his scheduling demands recently made it impractical to continue, the club hosted monthly suspension meets that were open to the public.

Unfortunately, CT and PET scans are very expensive, Barry acknowledges, and it would be impractical to screen the more than 2 billion people, most of them in poor countries, who meet the definition of latent TB.

It is impractical to charge for these individually.