Sentence examples similar to partly impractical from inspiring English sources
Mr. Smith, of Trinity College, said eradication of these kinds of bacteria was impractical partly because they were able to evolve so rapidly.
Partly, it's too impractical: a Russian tourist visa is pricey (£115, visitrussia.org.uk/visa) and applying involves a disheartening series of forms involving a guessing game about which bit should go where.
It is impractical and partly impossible to estimate the uncertainty for each event individually.
However, as a measurement tool in frequent data collection the P&P method is impractical and partly unreliable as the registrations are not always filled in at the intended time [ 6].
This is partly because it would be impractical to manipulate the behaviour of users in ways that would give meaningful results.
Responsibility for the lack of progress to date lies partly with president Ibrahim Boubacar Keita (pictured above), whose nationalist rhetoric has included inflammatory and impractical demands, such as the complete disarmament of rebel groups as a prerequisite for talks.
However, Sanger sequencing, referred to as a "first generation" sequencing method, is expensive and impractical for large sequencing projects, and in recent times, this method has partly been replaced by "next-generation" sequencing (NGS) methods (Metzker 2010).
