Sentence examples for is often not practicable from inspiring English sources
Although the numbering procedure is often not practicable, a few universes are already assigned numbers—such as all the workers on the payroll in a given factory, for instance, or all members of the armed forces.
This rule is often not practicable for thickness values below 1 μm.
Learning to tell the difference is often less practicable than avoiding both, as more than one character in "Love" decide to do, no doubt to the benefit of those around them.
The problem with Batson, however, is that mind-reading is not practicable in a court of law.
This heating rate is often too high to be feasible, implying that experiments have to be conducted at a lower practicable heating rate.
Simply declaring that applying traditional principles of law or rules of evidence is not practicable is hardly sufficient.
To make their identification more practicable, the use of enrichment protocols is often required.
A good deal of work had already been done in 1982, when it was decided that it was not practicable to use servicemen to move coal by rail.
This is simply not practicable.
It is obviously not practicable for us to make individual contact with every member of your chambers so we would ask that you provide a consolidated response".
