Sentence examples for that proved impractical from inspiring English sources

But that proved impractical; the series had already sold out for the next year.

That proved impractical, both because of the weather and because the site of Mr. Ralston's accident was so remote, far from roads, let alone places to house a crew.

In practice this proved impractical within the timeframe due to the collation of large volume of data from the recovery profiles that this exercise required.

Earlier Graetzel designs, however, mostly relied on a liquid electrolyte to replenish the dye with electrons; this proved impractical because of the risk of leakage.

Originally the architects wanted this garden to appear to slide beneath the building and reappear in the form of a screen of live bamboo growing behind the windows overlooking the street, but this proved impractical.

The crew attached buoys to the discarded guns with the intention of retrieving them later, but this proved impractical.

The Nazi government attempted to have the Jewish names removed from the war memorials, but this proved impractical and instead a law was passed forbidding their addition to any future memorials.

Until recently, though, that has proved impractical.

When that plan proved impractical, she decided to restore it in place and temporarily moved to Round Top.

And he poured millions of dollars into designs for projects that proved so impractical or unpopular they were never built.

The Stourbridge Lion (now in the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C ., the first steam locomotive to operate on a railway in the United States, made its initial run on that line August 8, 1829, but proved impractical.