Sentence examples for impractical to wait from inspiring English sources
For quality control purposes, it is impractical to wait until specimens are completely dry, which in some cases took up to 17 days, before performing the DI tests.
Because it is impractical to wait thirty or fifty years to verify a model's accuracy, models are usually tested by their ability to recreate past climates.
To test the effect of seed treatments or genetic variation on longevity, it is impractical to wait till the seeds have aged under their usual storage conditions.
It becomes impractical to look after them all the time.
In many applications, it is impractical for a PPP user to wait for such a long time for the re-initialization.
Three of the declarations talk about how tiring, impractical and demoralizing it is to wait in hours-long lines for doctor's appointments, twice-daily doses of epilepsy medicine and a daily prenatal pill.
This allows customers to buy groceries online and then to nominate a place to pick the stuff up from, rather than having to wait at home for deliveries (which is often impractical for people with full-time jobs).
But in New York, Inspector Royster said, it is not only unsafe for male officers to wait for a female officer to arrive, but it is also often impractical.
