"Simply on the grounds of Statistics 101, this is unworkable," Meyers said.
We have said from the start this is unworkable and wrong.
You've suggested that the act should be reformed so as to take a "laundry list" approach to obscenity, and I've explained why I think this is unworkable.
This is unworkable if you need to make frequent changes.
However, the computational time required for this approach may be prohibitive in some situations [ 48, 49] and this method is unworkable when genotypic data are unavailable.
But Chris Jennings, the health policy coordinator at the White House, said today, "As currently structured, this provision is unworkable and would not achieve its goal".
"So whilst we sympathise with the signatories of the letter, as it stands this curriculum is unworkable and we will be making serious recommendations for further review".
In practice, of course, this test is unworkable for formulae containing a large number of propositional variables, but in principle one could apply it successfully to any formula of the propositional calculus, given sufficient time, tenacity, paper, and pencils.
At the same time, this week, culture secretary Andy Burnham suggested "unsuitable" websites be given cinema-style ratings, a move which played well with some parenting organisations – but as most people who know anything about how the Internet works know, this idea is unworkable.
"At this point it is unworkable," he added.
Would we be right to assume that the prime minister believes this price freeze is unworkable, impossible to implement and probably a communist plot?" Miliband added: "He is not the prime minister at all.
