Sentence examples for practicable to undertake a from inspiring English sources

However, support for this hypothesis can come only from indirect evidence, as it is not practicable to undertake a prospective longitudinal evaluation of smokers and non-smokers, necessarily lasting for many years, to determine whether NSIP, a relatively rare disorder, develops selectively in some smokers.

However, since the re-synthesis of a first-generation library to undertake such a direct comparison is not practicable, we set out to replicate a well-defined and previously published screen for which raw data was available.

Over the next two years, UNEP FI, in partnership with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, will facilitate an international process aimed at shaping a standard to guide investors to undertake GHG accounting and reporting in a relevant, complete, consistent, transparent, accurate, yet practicable and resource-efficient manner.

"It is a huge problem to undertake.

"It was a terrible endeavor to undertake.

"That's a hard thing to undertake.

The Commission shall prepare a detailed budget estimate for the ensuing first financial year, and a budget estimate for the ensuing second financial year with as much detail as practicable, covering any special projects which the Members may agree to undertake and which require special contributions.

This conviction made him confident that it would be "quite practicable to produce a highly gifted race of men by judicious marriages during several consecutive generations".

It is no longer practicable to manage a business simply on financial terms, looking only at quarterly earnings and share prices.

As wind farms are usually developed over time, it is practicable to use a simple number as a base case.

It is not practicable to present a definitive, unequivocal value for each activity as each encompasses a range of alternatives.