Sentence examples for impractical to work from inspiring English sources
It was impractical to work together with an orchestra on a regular basis, so The Moody Blues turned to the Mellotron as a substitute.
Van Rooij said that if one anchor can hold 200 to 300 tonnes, a 45,000-tonne ship would require at least 150 anchors for support, making it impractical to work around it.
Eighteen of these were so weak as to be impractical to work with, but we were ultimately able to analyze 25 at least partially.
This is largely because the likelihood function (2) is formulated in terms of two intermediate variables Q and R as described in Table 1a, and these have imposed non-linear constraints on the three parameters p, q and D. It is thus impractical to work out estimates of these three parameters independently and simultaneously.
Creating the device was problematic as the materials needed were impractical and difficult to work with, but they did already exist, which made it easier to come by.
Thus, it was impractical to enhance software to work with Quake III.
Fiona Weir, chief executive of Gingerbread, said: "Forcing single parents with very young children to work is both impractical and, in many situations, not in the best interests of their children".
Bradshaw said: "This measure is impractical and unsuitable, and is unlikely to work effectively within the current system given the communication lag between the Charity Commission and HMRC.
I find the cold versions difficult to work, and, in Oliver's case, impractical, as it's quite hard to mix butter into cool mash.
Similarly, it has been thought that impractical fashions demonstrate that the wearer does not need to work, and indeed would find it difficult to do so.
