Sentence examples for more impractical to from inspiring English sources

I think everyone thought, "Oh my god, she's actually found something more impractical to do than art".

They were building larger and larger bombs in their show of force, but these became ever more impractical to deliver if ever called upon - to say nothing of the cost to maintain.

Because unexpected daily situations, nighttime observations, and school observations are of course more difficult and impractical to record, and filming the night-time situation can be perceived as too intrusive, we refrained from using these situations in our study.

Having opened a public debate on its policies, the PT will now be under pressure to re-examine its more impractical proposals and clarify those that lack detail.

Mr. Gilbert, during an interview in his Avery Fisher Hall office, confessed to agnosticism regarding some of the more impractical demands and cosmic aspirations of Stockhausen's final decades.

The reason for the above is that although climate changes between years, there is nothing more impractical in artificially modifying meteorological conditions (WDB2), which provides a powerful theoretical basis for every country to lay down design standard for energy efficiency.

You have to find things they want to do, because the more you try to get reluctant countries to do things contrary to their interest, the harder it is, the more costly it is, and therefore the more impractical.

They get more beautiful and more impractical.

And nothing more impractical for the way most people entertain.

But he said the more he looked at the alternative of the graduate tax, the more impractical it appeared.

The book contains images of more glamorous, and more impractical, designs by élite architects such as Shigeru Ban and Greg Lynn.