Sentence examples for stood impractical from inspiring English sources
The extensive end-stage screening and sequencing of bacterial clones made this protocol, as it stood, impractical.
It was a neat proof of concept, but the technique as it stood would be impractical as a way to treat people.
But many more never got anywhere near the battlefield, such as a class of aircraft that stood on their tails – like rockets – for lift-off (These impractical designs included the Lockheed XFV-1 and the Convair XFY-1 Pogo).
Ms. Brooks said she rejected the suggestion as impractical because the company's art specialists wouldn't stand for it.
Obstacles in the form of a colossally impractical cake, an ultra-defensive community support officer and a Renault Scenic stand between him and the promise of free jelly.
To stand in for the extinct species, the production team considered using real wolves, but the UK safety laws and close work with child actors made this impractical.
The first move by the company was the creation of the BK Expressway business concept, a new store format designed for locations where a traditional stand-alone restaurant was impractical.
"In many ways, a stand-alone synagogue would be impractical for our area because of security, heating, air-conditioning and maintenance requirements".
When the model of the system is realistically complicated (e.g. by aging, stand-by, maintenance, etc)., its analytical evaluation soon becomes impractical and one is better off resorting to Monte Carlo simulation techniques which, however, could be computationally burdensome.
