Sentence examples for made it impractical from inspiring English sources

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

Although Beebe's research at Caripito was productive, he felt that the extremity of its wet-dry cycle made it impractical as a research station, and the expanding oil operations in the region were in danger of destroying the local environment.

This made it impractical to read the names of every winner, much less hand each one a trophy.

Mr. Adelman said the fact that millions of Americans smoke menthol cigarettes made it impractical to ban the additive.

The casks require security guards, and at some sites the presence of the waste has made it impractical to reuse the land for any other purpose.

The quiet tone of the clavichord made it impractical to use the instrument in ensemble music, except for providing a discreet accompaniment for a flutist or a singer.

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

The relative obscurity of the newspaper, and its odd size, make it impractical to digitize.

Despite the advantage that it is a relatively new area of technology, its bulky size makes it impractical, turning out to be of academic interest only.

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

However, the amount of time required for re-sequencing large genomes and its high economic cost make it impractical as a common laboratory technique.