Sentence examples for impractical to use from inspiring English sources

The Department for Transport said CCTV should be used only when it is impractical to use traffic wardens.

It is simply impractical to use batteries in these devices.

Therefore, it is impractical to use Grassmannian codebooks for limited feedback [17, 18].

Thus, it is impractical to use it as a detector for the class of PSK signals.

Moreover, Checkmol is very slow and is impractical to use on very large data sets.

Therefore, it has been impractical to use the LyE as a clinical measure of gait stability.

However, it is impractical to use them for twist optimization due to the high computational cost.

MIRA's careful approach comes at a high cost in terms of computing memory and time, and made it impractical for us to use the algorithm for a direct assembly of the wheat transcriptome.

Such material, although useful in research settings, is impractical and cumbersome to use in clinical practice.

But, similar to Samsung's smartphone software, its smart TV software has often been criticized as being impractical and difficult to use.

H0: the SMEs find the MCDM methods useless, impractical, and uneasy to use.