Sentence examples for never practical from inspiring English sources
57 Talk of building a fence along the US-Mexican border has fizzled – it was never practical anyway.
Never practical, the Atlantus broke from its moorings in 1926 and was intentionally sunk as a jetty at Cape May Point.
The British plans to take military action against smugglers never came to anything, and likely were never practical.
Like the dome, the Dymaxion was never quite practical enough for mass production.
But the vaccine works only in animals and may never be practical for people.
Cryogenically frozen vaccines, he added, will never be practical at sites with poor refrigeration.
DESPITE the 1980s pop hit, wearing sunglasses at night was never particularly practical -- nor socially acceptable.
(He also describes Mr. Zimmer as someone who "never lets practical realities limit his belief in the power of ideas").
"People are right to say they can't imagine how public transport would fix things - it's never considered practical.
This would never be practical for the entire annual flow of hundreds of billions of letters in the United States, postal officials said.
It has never been practical, particularly in the U.S., which tends to be skeptical of personal robots.
