Sentence examples for obviously impractical from inspiring English sources

Staying was the right thing to do - but now nobody knows when or if I'm on, which is obviously impractical.

"With about 75,000 people having named Ryan Giggs on Twitter, it's obviously impractical to imprison them all," Hemming said.

"Since the seat must pass through a trap door in the auditorium system" said Hagadorn, "and the occupant is suspended several feet in the air during such movement, this arrangement is quite obviously impractical for safety reasons".

In the ICRP, it is assumed that information exchange among the relays does not consume energy, which is obviously impractical.

The use of two antennas involves additional size, complexity, and expense and is obviously impractical in some applications, such as a handheld reader.

The routing decision could be made based on manually configured routing information at each router, but such practice is obviously impractical for a complex network of middle to large scale.

Geno Effler, Volvo's vice president for public affairs, said, "Many of the elements you see will be in the future car, but some, obviously, are impractical".

Obviously, this becomes impractical for a large number of samples.

Obviously it was impractical and ineffective, because the carbonated acid doesn't harm sperm, as was presumed.

Whatever the numbers, obviously, making house calls is impractical, but there must be alternatives.

Pretty cool, though obviously still a bit janky (and impractical for home use).