Sentence examples for shown to be impractical from inspiring English sources

A Congressional study commission has recommended an end to the Pentagon's ban on women serving in ground combat — a policy that years of warfare in Iraq and Afghanistan have shown to be impractical.

In viewing the parallel universe through the window, Walter and others witness a zeppelin docking at the Empire State Building, which was originally part of the building's purpose until it was shown to be impractical.

This has been shown to be very inefficient or even impractical, since the NSC search space is usually huge.

A faster gun was suggested but found to be impractical.

Therefore, finding an exact Markov blanket appears to be impractical.

Los Angeles County attorneys, however, added an exception if the developer can show it would be impractical to do so.

Connell and the other defense lawyers argue that according to the Supreme Court's reasoning in Boumediene v. Bush, which found that Guantanamo detainees have a right to challenge their detention in federal court: "The burden is on the government to show it doesn't; the government must show it's impractical and anomalous under the circumstances".

Our analysis on individual genotype data from HapMap shows that it is impractical to fully assemble the haplotypes as the coverage ratio needed is too high.

Dr. King's demonstrations and boycotts, by shutting down the city's business district, showed that segregation was impractical.

Reinforcement learning also shows promise for automating the programming of machines in many other contexts, including those where it would be impractical to program them by hand.

Our work shows that the injection capacity with cold CO2 injection could be significantly lower than expected, and it may be impractical to avoid induced fracture development.