Sentence examples for previously impracticable from inspiring English sources
Despite its short history, cancer systems biology has already produced several success stories tackling previously impracticable problems.
At the close of World War II most military theorists considered that permanent fortifications of the type previously employed were economically impracticable in view of their vulnerability to the incredible power of nuclear explosives and the methods, such as vertical envelopment from the air, that might be employed to reduce them.
But the notion proved impracticable.
The House version is not wholly impracticable.
But in fact the land reform was impracticable.
Only if this is impossible or impracticable may he sue the buyer.
A two-piece, or split, mold, impracticable for copper, worked very well with bronze.
Highly impracticable too for hoeing with our heads bent below our knees.
This project has haunted the rulers of Britain ever since, despite having repeatedly proved impracticable.
A silly, impracticable suggestion, of course, but it shows you what they think of pollsters.
