Sentence examples for impractical to offer from inspiring English sources

A department of 37 research-intensive faculty (University of Colorado at Boulder, 2010) makes it impractical to offer all students majoring in MCDB research opportunities, thus reinforcing the dichotomy between undergraduate and research laboratory settings.

A point raised was that although it may be impractical to offer women a choice of colposcopists' gender, it would be helpful to know in advance of the appointment, rather than be surprised on arrival.

Third, our use of a modified stepped wedge design is novel and ideally suited for cases like ours when an intervention is presumed to do more good than harm, it is logistically impractical to offer the intervention simultaneously to all participants, and study outcomes do not require an overly long follow-up.

Although our study design precludes randomising officers to receive the training, our use of a modified stepped wedge design is novel and ideally suited for cases like ours when an intervention is presumed to do more good than harm, it is logistically impractical to offer the intervention simultaneously to all participants, and the study outcomes do not require an overly long follow-up.

Language-based tools use information derived via linguistic analysis to offer services that are impractical for purely text-based tools.

It looks ultimately very impractical, and I couldn't help but to offer some engineering tips for the weapon's designer.

As influenza vaccination is seasonal, it would be impractical and difficult given our limited resources to offer annual immunisation directly in our rheumatology outpatient clinics when there are funded agencies dedicated to this purpose operating within our area.

A suggestion on Cif last week – to offer a free degree at 25 and 45 – is both arbitrary and impractical in a society that firmly views university as a job preparation centre.

Although, impermeable barriers coupled with an insulating layer of fabric tend to offer the greatest protection against hot liquid penetration, the potential for heat strain and discomfort to workers may make them impractical in the kitchen environment.

However, the most impractical aspect of the test is the continued use of an OPI, using perhaps unnecessary human, material, and time resources, even though the computer-based (CB) IELTS has begun to offer the Listening, Reading, and Writing tests.

The providers say it counselling is integral to the service they offer and it would be impractical to outsource as it would risk delaying the procedure until it is too late.