Sentence examples for it would be very impractical from inspiring English sources
While President Bush has expressed his sincere concern and sorrow for those who have been killed in action, it would be very impractical for him to spend his time at funerals.
However, considering a cold start-up time for a state-of-the-art AWE/FCCHP can be relatively short when the optimization is performed on hourly scale, it would be very impractical to cold start the system towards standby or to move from standby to off.
She doesn't think or expect people to ditch their phones entirely — "that would be very impractical and unrealistic" — but she does recommend experimenting with taking a 24-hour break once in a while.
However, it would be very complicated and essentially impractical to determine the expression profile of each homoeologue of each gene family member simultaneously, particularly when multiple tissue types and time points are involved.
It would be very temporary.
Additionally, it will be very impractical, and cost prohibitive, to install the required liner in working landfills.
Therefore, it is believed that the use of a U target using the proton beam power at present ISIS, 160 kW, would be very difficult and impractical.
We may have to inject 10 times as much sulfur, or even more, and this would be very expensive and impractical.
Since the number of different data sets produced by modENCODE would be very large, it is impractical to list them individually as tracks in a browser.
The costs of prosecuting and defending these zealots would be very expensive and the case of Zacarias Moussaoui exposed how impractical it is to refer to the ordinary rules on evidence in trials of international terrorists.
