Sentence examples for may be unworkable from inspiring English sources

But Majkowska-Tomkin believes even these new measures may be unworkable.

But, as the experience of the New England states shows and as the Obama administration has asserted, other features of the law may be unworkable without the mandate.

But behind the tough responses, Cameron's aides are aware that without a critical mass of support for the system of regulation the original royal charter may be unworkable.

The plan may be unworkable, but it is likely to prove popular with the mass of retail investors and therefore with politicians too.Against this backdrop, you would have thought that Mr Pitt would tread carefully in choosing a chairman for the accounting oversight board.

Energy efficiency is also relevant in those environments where battery recharge or substitution may be unworkable (e.g., in underwater networks) [6, 7].

The Post was sedate but firm: "Obama goal for quick revamp of NSA program may be unworkable, some U.S. officials fear".

Still, Mr. Romney's comments on the video left the strong impression that he believes any Palestinian state, jammed close to Israel's most vital and economically vibrant cities, may well be unworkable.

Not only may the CRA be unworkable, but the scheme won't provide a systemic challenge to capitalism, either.

While the disparate interests represented in the government may well turn out to be unworkable, Mr. Avramov says that at the moment no political party has an interest in new elections.

However, as control engineers and colleagues seek to enhance global stability in this nearly chaotic situation, it is imperative to be aware of resource and ecological factors which may cause some approaches to stability to be unworkable.

"It would be unworkable".