Sentence examples for that make it unworkable from inspiring English sources

The mayor's statement later said that the commission "has many flaws that make it unworkable".

Perhaps the most difficult for the club would be if it is allowed to stay open but with conditions that make it unworkable as a business – such as reduced opening hours – a situation that led to the recent closure of the Arches in Glasgow.

The lesser known EB-5 visa intends to help foreigners create businesses in the US, but it involves a couple stipulations that make it unworkable for many modern entrepreneurs.

It used to be called McCain-Kennedy, before other senators tacked on tough-posing amendments that made it fundamentally unworkable and unjust.

After all, if Obamacare is an unacceptable imposition on individual freedom and an unworkable intrusion into health care, anything that makes it less effective would seem to be welcome.

He said that if Napster was forced to take such a step, it could either slow the service down so much as to make it "unworkable" or could crash the system altogether.

Traffic problems make it unworkable.

Many coalition MPs want every ESM rescue put to a parliamentary vote, which would make it unworkable.

This doesn't make it unworkable: state exchanges are working, and healthcare.gov will probably get fixed before the whole thing kicks in.

Although the conventional scheme 1 without iteration requires even fewer multipliers, the peak-missing problem will make it unworkable as will be demonstrated in the subsequent subsections.

That they were so unalike made the arrangement workable until their differences eventually made it unworkable.