Sentence examples for that's impracticable from inspiring English sources

Probably, accounting should follow the physics, though that's impracticable at this point.

Both methods are similar and rely on a photochemical coupling step that is impracticable for larger-scale development.

Discussions of a morganatic marriage were pursued, but on December 2 Baldwin assured him that this was impracticable.

It was quickly realized that this was impracticable and an amendment of March 3, 1808 required Medical Society members interested in serving as Trustees to declare in writing their acceptance of the duties required in governing the school.

The idea that came most easily to his mind was to continue in police work, in which he had been engaged since his days at Camp Radcliff, but on applying to the State Highway Patrol for a post as motorcycle cop he discovered that this was impracticable.

That strategy, to the extent that it wasn't just a cynical political calculation (stave off total failure till after the election), was an imperial dream that's as impracticable as it is repugnant: keep the war going as long as it takes to create an Iraqi client state that will agree to permanent American military bases and a permanent occupation.

They all know very well that it is a pity that the defeated have to be tried by the victors, that it is impracticable to have judgment delivered by a neutral court.

The first line of attack will be that they are impracticable.

Is it to be taken for granted that it is impracticable?

The fat content of the nonreproductive tissue of plants is usually so low that recovery is impracticable.

There is thus no reason, so far as anything before us appears, to suppose that it was impracticable for them to obtain a search warrant as well.