Sentence examples for impractical to try from inspiring English sources

It would have been both tedious and impractical to try and explain the true circumstances, so I let it ride.

"It is impractical to try to restore ecosystems to some 'rightful' historical state," a group of American researchers wrote a few years ago, in Nature.

The Treasury's systems do not clearly mark what scheduled payments are for what reasons, so it is impractical to try to prioritize payments.

There is great individual variation in frequency, so that it is impractical to try to define what range could be considered "normal".

When recently a scientist warned of imminent destruction from climate change, we were told it would be "impractical" to try to stop it.

Industry workers say that they need to use real weapons for verisimilitude, that it would be impractical to try to manufacture fake weapons that could fire blanks, and that the entertainment industry should not be penalized accidentally by a law intended as a response to mass shootings.

In Zhang's view, it would still be crazy and impractical (and illegal) to try to clone a person.

The nearest competitor is Estonian Uku Randmaa, 400 miles from Goodall and about to face the same storm conditions, so it has been judged impractical for him to try to reach her.

Apple, and the companies and organizations that submitted amicus briefs in support of Apple's position, argued that it was impractical and risky to try and create a pass-through on a one-off basis.

As a consequence, for much of the Middle Ages the preferred method for resolving impossible or impractical gifts was to try to reach a consensus among all of the interested parties to the gift, including the donor's heirs and the recipients, with the mediation of the local bishop.

He said that made sense in the post-war years when it was impractical for the government to try to charge the large numbers involved with the Nazi murder industry.