Sentence examples for less unworkable from inspiring English sources
As Oster points out this week, the congestion seems to have passed some imperceptible Rubicon and become, more or less, unworkable.
The Gore plan is very expensive but it would provide protection against escalating prescription drug costs and solve adverse-selection problems; the Bush plan is less expensive but probably unworkable.
The idea that all European problems would be solved by building Europe "from the West" turned out to be less than realistic and probably unworkable.
Critics of the current system, with its distinction between permanent teachers and temporary hires working precariously for lower wages on contracts of a year or less, say it has become unworkable.
Every advanced metric imaginable indicates that the Anthony-Stoudemire tandem is unworkable, with the Knicks scoring less efficiently and defending less effectively when they share the court.
After all, if Obamacare is an unacceptable imposition on individual freedom and an unworkable intrusion into health care, anything that makes it less effective would seem to be welcome.
Operators are worried that any rigid legal mandate that forced them to observe net neutrality standards would be unworkable and make the economics of high-speed wireless broadband less attractive, which could limit future investment and improvement to the networks.
(A less charitable analysis is that Google is doing everything it can to make the law look unworkable — not least by making sure media outlets are made aware when it de-indexes a link to a story on their site, which has triggered a rash of articles declaiming the ruling as censorship).
The committee stated that the proposed rule was "unworkable, will harm investors, undermine the management of companies, and erode shareholder value [and] would result in less qualified boards of directors".
