Sentence examples for that make it impractical from inspiring English sources

I hiked part of the Gospel Trail, but there are some issues that make it impractical.

There is also a long cost recovery time for solar panels that make it impractical for all but prosperous homeowners.

According to Mr. Massey's and previous studies, the most significant problems in the Irish banking market are a closed-shop money transmission system, which is run by the country's five main clearing banks, and restrictions that make it impractical for customers, especially small businesses, to change banks.

However, the identification of effective drug combinations remains a challenging task due to the huge number of possible combinations among candidate drugs that makes it impractical to screen putative combinations.

But, especially to bake Injera much power is required that makes it impractical on the day time".

The peculiarities of NCL have been discussed in the paper, especially those that make it particularly difficult or impractical to be validated by XML Schema or DTD, standards commonly used with other XML-based languages employed in iTV, such as SMIL, XHTML and BML.

There are, indeed, logistical issues that may make it impractical for many New Yorkers to bring their own reusable bags along when they shop.

It seems like a pretty obvious idea, and nothing occurs to me off the top of my head that would make it impractical.

But Preston Beckman, the executive in charge of scheduling for Fox, dismissed suggestions that the new ratings make it impractical to judge the fall lineups yet.

As part of their deal with the university, the Jesuits agreed that if declining numbers make it impractical for them to hold onto the building, it will revert to the university, which would likely use it as a conference center.

Though Mr. Perata, a Democrat from Oakland, has endorsed the plan's general concept, he is worried that the state's budget problems make it impractical.