Sentence examples for rendered impractical from inspiring English sources

Abraham's plan is apparently still a tightly-guarded secret, and one can only hope that it has not been rendered impractical by the recent developments in the global financial markets.

Traditional Tibetan sky burials in which corpses were left to be eaten by vultures were rendered impractical by the number of casualties, and monks therefore conducted mass burnings of the dead.

Therefore, the overall complexity of the algorithm becomes exponential, and despite its theoretical merit, it is rendered impractical.

However, most existing association rule mining algorithms are rendered impractical on gene expression data, which typically contains thousands or tens of thousands of columns, but only tens of rows.

However, for trees with large numbers of leaves this simple-minded approach may be rendered impractical by computational cost.

Due to rapid accumulation of data (e.g. Table 1), UPGMA is rendered impractical for a variety of tasks.

In order to enable such applications, the QDs should be fabricated at well-defined positions, rendering impractical the standard epitaxial processes that would result in randomly positioned QDs.

Obtaining reference solutions to these models is computationally expensive which renders impractical their repeated executions for engineering-oriented studies such as design optimization, uncertainty quantification, and safety analysis.

Unfortunately, the complexity and weight inherent in such designs has always rendered them impractical.

It's not that those aren't great guitars, but they render themselves impractical and unfunctional for a person like me because of their weight".

The Times would go after the administration if there were a serious terrorist attack in New York, and yet you seem to want the National Security Agency surveillance program changed in ways that would probably render it impractical or less effective.