Sentence examples for is clearly impractical from inspiring English sources

For a skyscraper-sized hydroponic farm, that is clearly impractical.

Also, the number of sub-blocks is M = 60 and the same setting preserved as the SQP; then approximately, 1023 additions and 1021 comparisons have to be performed to find the optimum phase which is clearly impractical.

Our country consists of millions of people, and it is clearly impractical for each citizen to be responsible for hiring and managing each of their representatives themselves.

It is clearly impractical to make real world empirical measurements of visible range for all of these variables.

As this is clearly impractical, the most appropriate fruit set percentage is selected from the various reports of cultivar dependence for the deciduous fruit cultivars (Table S4).

However, constructing life-size physical models is clearly impractical in the case of the largest dinosaurs, while scaled modelling requires a high-level of artistic skill.

The control system was clearly impractical.

As a result, too long acquisition times are clearly impractical, and somehow an upper limit to the acquisition time per view will have to be introduced.

"The current technology simply isn't good enough and it seems impossible to fit in all the safety systems required unless you're talking about something the same size as a manned helicopter, which is clearly totally impractical and uneconomical".

However, Mr Field, the MP for the Cities of London and Westminster, said the target was "impractical", harmed Britain's global competitiveness and was clearly not going to be met.

The inferences from conventional experimental reductionist and heuristic approaches are limited and even impractical; therefore, novel holistic systems-based approaches are clearly needed.