It's not only impractical to attempt to seize this power – it's genuinely totalitarian.
This is not only impractical, but is nonsense in both economic and environmental terms.
Common sense suggests that achieving intimacy in most of our daily relations would be not only impractical but intolerable.
She shows that in large chunks of life, the simplistic search for the perfect choice is not only impractical, but leads to misery.Marriage is one example.
Amref's project officer for education, Lillian Viko, said handing out money was not only impractical – feeding an estimated 10,000 schoolchildren wouldn't be cheap and there is no extra money floating around – it wouldn't be sustainable.
Initially, they opposed the convention, arguing that it was not only impractical, but unnecessary: workers, they said, were treated like members of the families who employed them though ask Sumiati Binti Salan Mustapa, a maid whose Saudi employer stabbed, beat and burned her.
The only impractical thing about this particular one is that it only fits on HP's Blackbird.
Further, trying to encapsulate cross-system functionality in each application itself is not only impractical, but is prone to errors, particularly as different applications may have different mechanisms for accounting for preferences.
Additionally, a MapReduce approach requires re-implementation of many existing bioinformatics tools which is not only impractical but also unable to keep up to date with the vanilla and standardized versions.
Relying on the law to assume and carry out your particular health wishes is not only impractical, but naive.
Opponents have hit Gingrich on ideas that seem not only impractical, but expensive, and the antithesis of the leaner government he now proposes.
