Sentence examples for that unfeasible from inspiring English sources

Shortly before Congress adjourned for the summer, a House committee inserted a provision in the military authorization bill that would require at least 12 people on a military jury in a case where the death sentence was a possibility, unless military necessities made that unfeasible.

Wes Morgan's last goal had come in a 3-0 win over Newcastle last May in that unfeasible late charge to Premier League safety.

While previous iterations of the Looxcie hardware were small enough to fit only somewhat cumbersomely on a person's ear, the new HD model is (sadly) just big enough to make that unfeasible.

Gromoboi was originally intended to be a repeat of Rossia, but a design modification for thicker armour and improved engines made that unfeasible.

They argued the cost made a deal of that kind unfeasible.

Transport for London (TfL) said the cost of of changing maps and signs made a deal of that kind unfeasible.

Grid Computing allows scientists and engineers to run compute intensive experiments that were unfeasible not so long ago.

Moreover, in contrast to many works that take unfeasible design parameters, we provide for the first time the design rules and biasing ranges required for commercial CMOS technologies and nanotechnology when considering typical parameter values from various fabrication approaches.

Traditional procurement routes would have entailed the production and interpretation of drawings and design details at all discipline interfaces before fabrication; an approach that was unfeasible given the constraints.

However, it would be valid under the condition of randomisation that remained unfeasible in our studies.

Moreover, comprehensive auditing and accreditation programs require an investment of human and financial resources that is unfeasible for many low- and middle-income countries.