Sentence examples for may prove impractical from inspiring English sources

Further improvements in security may prove impractical, or threats to liberty.

Cloning is an arduous process, and using it to create tailor-made replacement cells may prove impractical.

He offered a blueprint for a contested convention that may prove impractical, urging Republican primary voters to cast ballots for whichever candidate appeared to be the strongest Trump alternative in each state: Mr. Rubio in Florida, Gov. John Kasich in Ohio and Senator Ted Cruz wherever appropriate.

Therefore, moving to larger animal models and humans may prove impractical.

Since restriction or even prohibition of such devices may prove impractical, strategies for preventing nosocomial transmission in this context are needed, especially given the risk of continuing contamination through repeated hand cell phone contact.

Consequently, the time devoted to mesh development increases considerably, and hence such models may often prove impractical.

The nearly unwearable dress, trimmed with metal rivets at the décolletage, may prove an impractical frock for next month's charity ball, but its rarity deems it worthy for serious collectors.

DNA and quantum computing remain intriguing possibilities that, even if they prove impractical, may lead to further advances in the hardware of future computers.

Some promises are soon forgotten; others, particularly "land for land", prove impractical in densely populated Asia.

65. (S/NF) In unfriendly countries, transportation out of the country may prove impossible or impractical.

–          Good advice is usually Practical, Applicable and Realistic, though sometimes Impractical, Inapplicable and Unrealistic advice may prove useful, too.