Sentence examples for plain impractical from inspiring English sources
The fears about drug waste having a direct effect on the environment and suggested legislation "presupposes there is a problem," and the cost of removing substances or banning them may be "just plain impractical," he said at the meeting.
11 Using conventional animal-based neurotoxicity screening tests to evaluate the tens of thousands of chemicals for which no neurotoxicity information is available "is just plain impractical," says Shafer, who is involved in a project using neuroprogenitor cells to evaluate how chemicals may be affecting human neurodevelopment.
It may seem a bit frightening at first or just plain impractical, but traveling to somewhere new is a guaranteed gateway to new faces, cultures and pleasure, especially when traveling with friends.
The worst designs are impractical or just plain ugly.
The self-taught scientist-inventor pursued audacious ideas throughout his long career, often attracting the scorn of other scientists who said his schemes were foolish, impractical or just plain impossible.
And, while sometimes impractical, dangerous, or just plain dumb, saying yes to as much stuff as possible is, over all, a pretty good strategy for getting through life.
Curbing development or buying up property in flood plains, as some smaller cities have done, is too impractical here, city officials say, especially because the city anticipates another million residents over the next two decades.
The flesh-and-blood example of progress v nature here resides in the case of the great bustard, the world's heaviest flying bird and so, therefore, one of the most impractical, whose attempts to re-establish itself on Salisbury Plain, courtesy of the admirably quixotic Great Bustard Group, would seem to be doomed.
Good, perhaps, but impractical.
