Sentence examples for not impracticable from inspiring English sources

The other is 'by comprehending in the society so many separate descriptions of citizens as will render an unjust combination of a majority of the whole very improbable, if not impracticable.' Again, it's not that he's against majorities — he says 'an unjust combination of a majority of the whole.' Well, that means there could be a just combination of a majority of the whole.

Though desirable, such an idea would be very difficult to implement, if not impracticable, in many developing countries.

The House version is not wholly impracticable.

The priority was the creation and survival of the Jewish state, not an impracticable seizure of the holy city of Zion.

Many people use infer when they mean imply, and they are in good company: Milton, Sir Walter Scott and Mervyn Peake in Titus Groan all did it impostor not imposter impracticable or impractical?

Such an expectation is not simply impracticable, it's profoundly inhumane.

But there's good news if a dedicated work space is impracticable – not everyone is persuaded of its value.

First, in a real life context (e.g. Cuba or Chechnya type) in which the large state knows that other small or large states are unlikely to intervene in such situations, publicity would not make the maxim impracticable.

Don't load yourself with impracticable to-do lists & timelines.

His note to Bragg simply read, "The last twenty-four haves have developed a condition of things on my front and left flank … which makes compliance with this order not only eminently inexpedient but impracticable".

At the start of the season, even the most impracticable fan couldn't have dreamt up their 27-10 Super Bowl XV victory over the Philadelphia Eagles.