Sentence examples for poor practicality from inspiring English sources
"poor practicality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to an idea or plan that is not practical or useful in carrying out a particular task or function. For example, "The invention was promising, but its poor practicality meant that it was never adopted."
So, strangely, you have a GTO with a big wheelbase and yet, pretty poor practicality.
Also the tool has poor practicality or applicability in the LSEC as the tool could not be completed successfully by a substantial proportion of subjects (33.8%) from the LSEC.
For the few-electron molecular systems considered in the present study, essentially exact electron electron correlation energies can be calculated even at long bond lengths for which the standard single-reference CCSD and CCSD(T) show poor results, and the practicality and applicability of the proposed calculation procedure have been clearly demonstrated.
While carbon-based TEs containing carbon nanotube (CNT) networks show promise, they usually exhibit poor dispersion properties, limiting their performance and practicality.
However, the Li dendrite growth from the anode and the "polysulfide shuttle" from the cathode may cause poor cycling performance and safety concerns, hindering the practicality of Li-S batteries.
He did not give much thought to the practicalities of getting health care systems in poor countries to deliver the drugs and educate the needy to use them.
Porsche loudly trumpets the flexibility and relative practicality of their sports car range, and as the "poor man's Porsche" – $61,850 to start, mind – a Boxster S is more likely to see year-round use than a 911.
The paper questions the practicality of narrow targeting as a means to help the poor jump the queue.
But, the economic practicality of this highly valued secondary metabolite is deterred by its poor production and tedious processing methodology.
The evaluations of safety/tolerance in induction therapy or maintenance therapy as well as practicality for the physician or patient and the cost/benefit were performed using a scale ranging from poor to good.
But many are sceptical about the practicalities, especially given the growing economic disparity between Asia's fourth biggest economy and its poor, isolated neighbour.
