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What comes naturally to locals seems unworkable to visitors.

On the surface it seems unworkable to drive investment from an industry that has reduced its costs by up to 30% in the past two years.

"I hope you never become a divorce lawyer or a car insurance company," Tom replies, "as, in either case, it seems unworkable to have a system in which, if someone thinks it's your fault, then it is".

There is little clarity about the duration of offset programmes and it seems unworkable to lock businesses into managing reserves in perpetuity (even if this is desirable from an environmental point of view).

Mr. Harmon said that though NBC and its entertainment president, Robert Greenblatt, have suggested that Mr. Harmon might continue to consult on "Community," such an arrangement seemed unworkable to him.

It also seems unworkable for me to honor Yosra's request that each time I post -- and as an LGBT and human rights advocate, I put up material many times a day -- I go down a list of 4,000 friends and 7,500 group page followers to selectively block the content from appearing for individuals who might not be thrilled by this post or that post.

The whole thing seems unworkable".

Some virologists adhere to a division of viruses into those that infect bacteria, plants, or animals; these classifications have some validity, particularly for the unique bacterial viruses with tails, but there is otherwise so much overlap that taxonomy based on hosts seems unworkable.

Western prescriptions of capitalism and democracy, which were vigorously romanticized in the anti-Communist propaganda of the Cold War, began to seem unworkable.

Old Andrew Jackson claimed that a President ought to veto any bill that seemed unworkable.

Government officials kept introducing new clauses in a bid to accommodate the new wishes of the press, but these, in turn, seemed unworkable.