Sentence examples for rendering it unfeasible from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, metallic conductors were the only materials available at the time, rendering it unfeasible to build thermoelectric generators with an efficiency of more than about 0.5 percent.

The heater requires ({sim}242mbox{ W}) for bake-out at 300 K. Before commissioning, LTP and MAQRO only require 30 W. Nevertheless, this high power may render it unfeasible to perform a bake out unless the necessary power can temporarily be allocated from the science spacecraft.

However, the time, expense, possible selection bias of those undergoing PSG and possible methodological changes over time rendered it unfeasible for epidemiological purposes in a large longitudinal cohort study.

In a joint statement yesterday they said: "The decision came after a careful and thorough evaluation of commercial quotations from engineering, procurement and construction bidders, which showed high capital costs rendering it commercially unfeasible, particularly in the current economic climate prevailing in the energy industry".

Historically, animals were tended by hired milkmaids on the summer farm, whereas today these tasks are generally carried out within the family as increasing labour costs during the twentieth century have generally rendered it economically unfeasible to hire personnel for small farms.

Will this eventually render it unplayable?

Nothing can render it false.

Finish your movie, and render it.