The House minority leader, Patrick Bauer, said that he was returning to Illinois later and that it was most likely impractical for Democrats to return to the House floor on Thursday because of the lateness of the meeting and the need for Mr. Bosma to discuss it with Republican legislators.
But these devices, while sensitive, tend to return too many false positives, making them impractical for use in airports.
Barlow forged on with a train of seven wagons, intending to return for river transport if the mountain passage proved impractical.
That's impractical, sure, but Republican leaders would be overwhelmed with delight if Trump, like Gulliver, decided to return from whence he came.
An alternative approach may have been to return to interview participants without the hospice outreach team but this was impractical for reasons of travel costs and translator availability.
While same-day repairs seem impractical, Yaffet Meshesha, co-founder of Techy, explained that most issues can actually be resolved in under an hour, leaving plenty of time to return the device to the customer.
In "Aurora," which came out in 2015, interstellar explorers realize that living on other planets is impractical, and return to Earth.
But when Dolours moved to the Irish Republic and the Northern Ireland secretary, Jim Prior, cancelled her residence requirement because it was impractical to force her return, Thatcher wrote on the letter: "I think the decision is wrong".
Though the off-road community had revitalized the brand, there was plenty of reason to fear that other buyers might start to see a Wrangler as too impractical to purchase when tough economic times returned.
It is impractical to apply expensive fertilizer inputs for crops of marginal returns, and the rising cost of inorganic fertilizers have made them out of reach of small farmers in India.
