Sentence examples for is still impractical from inspiring English sources

An alternative, solid hydrogen, is still impractical.

Alexander Krichevsky, who led that research, has started a company, BioGlow, to commercialize glowing plants, starting with ornamental ones, since it is still impractical to replace light bulbs.

But this method is still impractical.

Although DSP performance is improving, it is still impractical due to its high power consumption and low throughput.

A suboptimal strategy of the DPC [7], the Tomlinson-Harashima precoding (THP) algorithm which is based on nonlinear modulo operations, is still impractical due to its high complexity.

Tissue engineering for bone faces the challenge of exporting successful laboratory protocols; the transfer of such technology for widespread clinical use is still impractical.

General Motors said the plan was still impractical and asked the board for a reconsideration.

It doesn't much matter that it's still impractical to expect such a scene to be replicated two months from now.

Whereas just a few years ago it was still impractical to make this real (OnLive's inability to build a truly successful business on a streaming games service is evidence of this), Nvidia has waited, developed its own service and paid attention to when conditions were right.

Despite the fact that she is a decked out in pink, and her physical measurements are still impractical, this doll is meant to encourage little girls to break that glass ceiling.

Although the costs of genome sequencing have declined dramatically, full genome sequencing efforts are still impractical for many nonmodel species.