Sentence examples for not as practical from inspiring English sources

Although all these machines are powerful, they are not as practical as a ThinkPad T440, and their styling is, by ThinkPad standards, idiosyncratic and flashy.

Systems quickly become outdated and are too costly to replace, and many of the most highly promoted items are not as practical as their companies proclaim.

Although they have obvious advantages in terms of a lack of emissions, they are not as practical as cars that run on petrol or diesel.

So the PT Turbo is not as practical as it first seems, even if the numbers say you've got more room than something like a VW Jetta Wagon.

Iban language is an example of those languages given far less attention as it is not as practical as other world languages.

Computation of the dissipated hysteretic energy requires monitoring of the lateral forces during the seismic events, which are not as practical as monitoring bridge pier deformations.

They're still pretty rare, it seems, both because they're twice as expensive as the normal two-stroke ones, and because they're not quite as practical as they could be.

The course on Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis also offered details, but they weren't as practical.

If not, what would be the correct percentage?" Other girls' notes weren't as practical, and some were barely legible, with spelling mistakes and words crossed out.

Such magazines have become "so popular and so beautiful and successful," he said, but "a lot of the stuff isn't as practical".

The same could be said of the aforementioned G35, which isn't as practical but comes with a far smoother albeit larger motor.