Sentence examples for impractical to undertake from inspiring English sources

In real life, it would be impractical to undertake the sort of industrial-scale production that Walter does (two hundred pounds a week) inside this country, because of the difficulty of acquiring the necessary chemicals.

The drawbacks were that most of the raters were from one specialty, were already experienced in stroke and it is impractical to undertake such an exercise regularly.

"It would have been impractical for them to undertake any kind of long-term projects," Mr. Silver said.

It's not only impractical to attempt to seize this power – it's genuinely totalitarian.

Together, these clients allow researchers to study biomedical questions previously considered impractical to tackle computationally.

It would be impractical, both from a cost and governance perspective to undertake genetic tests on all patients so that this information could be included in derivation of the models.

However, providing meaningful automatic remuneration to a large sample of GPs to undertake a questionnaire survey may render the research impractical.

Not something to undertake lightly.

Some choose to undertake further studies abroad.

My job is to undertake research.

Ohio Wesleyan continues to undertake construction projects.