Sentence examples for its impractical from inspiring English sources

Consumers still see British style its impractical flair, its clubby insouciance as an opportunity to purchase prestige.

Since its completion it has been critically controversial, and reviled by art students because of its impractical studio spaces.

While having a child in tow when I cover a fire or building collapse has its impractical side, nuns and pocket-size horses were safe bets.

The BSL-95 has strong psychometric properties, but its length makes it impractical in some settings.

A diagnosis model including demographic, clinical, biological, and radiological parameters has been proposed by Carr et al. 11 This model has a sensitivity of 79% and a specificity of 80%; 12 however, its complexity makes it impractical for routine use.

But the changes gave rise to an entirely inaccurate story that its shape had made it impractical.

And Big Bear Lake has a limited aquifer, and its remote location would make it impractical to pipe in water.

However, this method is limited by its high cost per sample, making it impractical for many studies.

But its computational complexity growing exponentially with the number of active users makes it impractical to use [18].

Its X6, though derided in some quarters for its somewhat impractical four-seat, slope-back layout, was no longer the only four-door "crossover coupe" in sight.

Having opened a public debate on its policies, the PT will now be under pressure to re-examine its more impractical proposals and clarify those that lack detail.