Sentence examples for least impractical from inspiring English sources

That stuff can be compartmentalized and encrypted where it's theoretically impossible (or at least impractical) to be stolen and used maliciously.

While these weapons may be ineffective (or at the very least impractical) in most modern settings, you may still want to learn how to use them for ceremonial or traditional purposes.

So it would be illogical – or at least physically impractical – for men to participate.

The economics seemed plausible, or at least not inherently impractical, even if you knew how much money had been lost in other recycling efforts.

At least one design proved impractical.

Better to get rid of them all together, and if that were impractical, at least, supervise the life out of them.

That restaurant is L'Ami Louis, but eating theirs on a regular basis is impractical, not least because it's in Paris and reservations are harder to find than an elegant sentence in a Jeffrey Archer novel.

Governor John Hutt approved of the idea of a road, but thought a ferry would be impractical, at least during winter, and that the lack of public funds made it impossible.

In contrast, Al-Kateb argued that the provisions only allowed unlawful non-citizens to be detained while removal was a practical possibility, and that if removal was not a practical possibility, then they should be released from detention, at least while it remained impractical.

First of all, hospitalization for implementing insulin treatment of newly diagnosed patients is not recommended (2) and is simply impractical, at least in the U.S. and Europe.

The ever-changing signature of MeHg production (Gabriel et al. 2011b; Scheidt and Kalla 2007), mixed with the complex combination of conditions that produce MeHg creates moving targets and makes it impractical, at least over the long term, to focus on transient hot spot areas as a means of managing MeHg production.