Sentence examples for this is impractical from inspiring English sources
If this is impractical, then a different room.
Critics say this is impractical, vague, and over-ambitious.
This is impractical, though, for most business and private needs.
Ideally, she said, she would reinstate reps all over the country, but knows this is impractical, though she does not believe that government has to choose between hospitals and theatre: "In a civilised country, there's money for both".
This being impractical, Mr. Bernanke was moved to improvise a remedy other than negative rates.
He probably continued to direct the work from his sickbed, but this was impractical, and so he gave up and returned to France, where he died.
The foreign secretary said this was impractical, as "common rules" had to be followed by all 28 EU members.
Eno's original idea was to have the video screens on wheels and constantly in motion, although this was impractical.
This was impractical in the current study because the closure occurred at the end of the academic year.
