Sentence examples for not unworkable from inspiring English sources

Esther Harris, a writer and publicist at BookedPR.com, who ran a business from her kitchen table for nine years, thinks this is almost impossible – but not unworkable.

Importantly, this state of affairs is not always unworkable.

It's a nervy tactic but not an unworkable one.

Katz framework may not be unworkable in practice, but concerns about judicial economy may move the Court to alter the existing framework.

In the late eighteenth century, an array of European political thinkers attacked the very foundations of imperialism, arguing passionately that empire-building was not only unworkable, costly, and dangerous, but manifestly unjust.

Let's clarify one point even further, though: the rape and incest exceptions for abortion are not just unworkable, they are completely incompatible with Mr. Ryan's assertion that life begins at conception.

For 30 years, the F.C.C. has had the power to keep "indecent" material off the airwaves from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., and those rules "have not proved unworkable," he wrote.

At Wednesday's hearing — the case concerned a man who sued California tax board officials in a Nevada court — liberal Justice Stephen G. Breyer promoted the idea of leaving precedents in place when there is no evidence that much has changed and the decision has not proved unworkable.

Making them sit glued to their seats is not only unworkable, but potentially cruel.

But today a growing number of people understand that this is not only unworkable, it threatens the planet.

I am glad to see support for this deeply flawed piece of legislation dissipating, but let us be clear: ENDA is not suddenly unworkable because of the Hobby Lobby decision.