Sentence examples for impractical to reduce from inspiring English sources

Instead of proposing to cut it from $3.2 trillion to $500 billion, as Mr. O'Neill favored, the Office of Management and Budget said it would be impractical to reduce it below $1.2 trillion.

Shemilt, I. et al. Pinpointing needles in giant haystacks: use of text mining to reduce impractical screening workload in extremely large scoping reviews.

Here the origin and effects of extraction noise are discussed and it is shown that inverse filtering techniques may be used to reduce extraction noise without making impractical demands of the electrical test signal or the source loudspeaker.

Without ground reflection, the correlation becomes higher, and it is not possible to reduce it unless very large, impractical antenna spacings are used.

Use of the commercial drug at 5 mg/ml was impractical, so the midazolam base was concentrated in ethanol to reduce the total volume administered.

Still, many experts say that aggressively rebalancing the United States' mix of fossil fuel and renewable energy to reduce its carbon footprint may well be impractical and unwise for now.

Evidence suggested any significant decline in cattle TB "could only be achieved through such large scale and draconian measures to reduce badger numbers as to make the option impractical, unaffordable and publicly unacceptable".

But since that is impractical for many people, Dr. Hartert says, all parents should take precautions to reduce a baby's risk of a respiratory infection.

Measuring every tree on the planet is clearly impractical, and this has posed a challenge for those seeking to establish financial incentives to reduce emissions from deforestation, such as the United Nations' Reduce Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD) program.

It would appear that the only way to reduce the results to below 100% would be to include a third phase; however, this is impractical [5].

Exercise to reduce stress.