Sentence examples for is already impractical from inspiring English sources

Even in countries like the United States, where the sector is bigger, it is already impractical to manufacture all components nationally, which raises the prospect of potential interruptions of supply or the security of components being entrusted to manufacturers who are also geopolitical rivals [7].

Commissioners suggested that the loss of the inter-tidal and protected land could be compensated by the sacrifice of low grade farm land in East Anglia, Wales and elsewhere, which is already proving impractical and expensive to defend against storms and sea level rises.

Oil, the second greatest contributor to atmospheric carbon dioxide, is already substantially depleted, and it is impractical to capture carbon dioxide emitted by vehicles.

Responsibility is already given to the state health organizations, and the "plan" seems very lengthy and impractical.

Superconductors are already used extensively to make powerful magnets that would be impractical to create any other way.

Incorporating this knowledge into already deployed applications, though, is highly impractical, since it requires reconfigurable software architectures, as well as human expert consulting.

Being on the radio makes him feel "immortal," he says, but talk radio, an old format that has already outlived its era, is an impractical way to cheat death.

In truth, many such routes have already been rejected as impractical for one reason or another.

He is an impractical animal.

Yet this is often impractical.

This solution is both impractical and retrograde.