Sentence examples for that would be impractical from inspiring English sources

Superconductors are already used extensively to make powerful magnets that would be impractical to create any other way.

"If BW makes you move away 30 miles, that would be impractical for almost every boater," says Jane Greaves.

In the real world, governments not only maintain armies, they also provide a variety of public goods and services that would be impractical for private citizens to provide for themselves.

Officers would be required to verify the suspect's status with federal officials unless that would be impractical or impair another investigation.

For data that would be impractical to put in a notebook a series of 200 images taken with a confocal microscope, for example they keep electronic image files on the server and reference the files in a notebook entry.

The environment department Defra says it is constrained from commenting by rules on election purdah - but it has been under pressure from house builders to avoid what they say are potentially onerous conditions that would be impractical and increase costs.

In most cases, though, that would be highly impractical.

Using our system, we can efficiently create yarn-level models of knitted clothing with a rich variety of patterns that would be completely impractical to model using traditional techniques.

She doesn't think or expect people to ditch their phones entirely — "that would be very impractical and unrealistic" — but she does recommend experimenting with taking a 24-hour break once in a while.

The advance is part of a larger ongoing effort to use software to discover new materials that would be impossible or impractical to discover using experiments alone.

Humanity has invented countless instruments to produce many sounds, and, most recently, digitally synthesized sounds that would be difficult or impractical to generate with a physical instrument.