Sentence examples for not yet practical from inspiring English sources

"It's not yet practical as an only car," Mr. Jonas told me, as I was coming down to earth.

Are they not yet practical enough to replace our gas-driven cars, or is it merely a question of perception?

(The grid of filters is necessary because it's not yet practical to build the pixel layer directly out of quantum dots, and the industry is already very experienced using color filters).

A9 A Step Back on Electric Cars California air regulators, conceding that battery-powered cars are not yet practical, are moving to relax a controversial program that would force automakers to sell electric cars starting in 2003.

NEWS RELEASE A Prospective Buyer Tries to Justify a Tesla  |  "It's not yet practical as an only car," Adam Jonas, a managing director and the leader of Morgan Stanley's global auto research team, told James B. Stewart, a columnist for The New York Times.

Conceding that battery-powered cars are not yet practical, the staff of the California Air Resources Board today recommended de-emphasizing fully electric vehicles and instead giving more encouragement to other types of "clean" cars, such as hybrid vehicles that combine gasoline and electric power.

Although bioluminescent systems have not yet found practical applications, they are interesting because of their high luminescence efficiency.

As the unfriendly welcome at Gabreski illustrated, Mr. Bender's idea is not yet a practical itinerary for a family outing.

Whether or not respondents have previously noticed charging stations dominated their assessments, because most of the respondents do not yet have practical experiences with charging.

MRI is a very sensitive method of displaying bone lesions but, in the absence of localizing symptoms, it is not yet a practical method of routine skeletal imaging.

With regard to virus delivery, we show that the bacterial transfer of the infectious DNA in vivo is theoretically possible but not yet a practical option.