Sentence examples for is unworkable to from inspiring English sources

"It is unworkable to put that type of time schedule on a small town where the employees work part-time," Ms. Wolfe said.

But a noisy chorus, including influential figures at the central bank, believe it is unworkable to experiment with bold financial reforms in one area without seeing them spill over dangerously to the rest of the country.

It is unworkable to deport millions of people, especially those who have been in the United States for many years.

It would be unworkable to require airlines to offer tall people extra legroom as a matter of course and without charge.

The inquiry found it was unworkable to force models into a health check before London fashion week, the reasons being practical, logistical and moral.

Sergei Skorobogatov demonstrated a technique known as NAND mirroring – dismissed by the FBI director, James Comey, as being unworkable – to break into any model of iPhone up to the iPhone 6, including the iPhone 5C.

The deputy prime minister's big idea was shelved in 2004 after voters in the north-east decided four to one that they did not want an expensive talking shop.Since then Gordon Brown has gone to embarrassing lengths to talk up Britishness and Mr Blair has responded to questions about the "question" by arguing that it would be unworkable to have two classes of MP at Westminster.

David has different views about DOMA and Prop 8: he thinks that it's unworkable to treat federal benefits differently in same-sex marriage states and violates assumptions of interstate "full-faith-and-credit"... but also worries it would risk a culture-war backlash if the High Court imposed one national standard in the Prop 8 case.

Would we be right to assume that the prime minister believes this price freeze is unworkable, impossible to implement and probably a communist plot?" Miliband added: "He is not the prime minister at all.

Yet there is also a consensus that Mr. Tsipras's central contention — the second bailout deal is unworkable and needs to be replaced — is basically right.

"If the deal is unworkable the option to give that up [its PSB status] is one that Ofcom identified – it's not a threat, we're not in the business of threatening anyone," he added.