Sentence examples for it will be impractical from inspiring English sources
It can therefore be concluded that it will be impractical, if not impossible to attain equal access to education by all children if the current practices in the area of special educational needs are not improved.
As H5N1 influenza becomes more prevalent, it will be impractical to perform full sequencing of all isolates in time for analysis of rapidly changing epidemiological trends.
If this is a general property of SSTFs, or only of homeodomain SSTFs, it will be impractical, or perhaps impossible, to construct the network model using only immunohistochemical techniques.
Without routine, standardised data on reasons for PSA tests in general practice, it will be impractical to monitor trends in use of the PSA test, and its impact on GP workload and detection of prostate cancer.
It recently launched a device that allows 4K films to be streamed over the internet, but that will be impractical for people with slow internet access or accounts with data-use limits.
But supervising the myriad shadow banks will be impractical on a daily basis.
And he thinks that voice-recognition systems will be impractical in tight settings and open offices.
The theoretical framework represented above will be impractical given the political, legal and economic situation of Ethiopia.
However, there may be particular circumstances in which a scheme of arrangement will be impractical, and the choice will inevitably depend on the nature of the bid.
No matter how big hard drives ultimately become and how fast home broadband Internet connections get, files containing HDTV programs will be impractical for constant trading the way music files are now.
Mencius asks the rhetorical question, "Does Yi Zhi truly hold that one's affection for one's own nephew is like one's affection for a neighbor's baby?" (3A5; Van Norden 2008, 74) In other words, since humans naturally care more for relatives than for strangers, any ethical system that, like Mohism, demands impartiality will be impractical.
