Sentence examples for to be impracticable from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the police regime proved to be impracticable in the long run.
Full integration has generally been conceded to be impracticable for corporations with large numbers of shareholders.
Combining data from more than one trial proved to be impracticable.
For a storm with 10-year return period, the USLE yields spacings on very steep slopes that are so close together as to be impracticable.
Where effective ranges are short, sampling must be dense to reveal the spatial variation and be expensive, and variable-rate application of fertilizer is likely to be impracticable and almost certainly not cost-effective.
The proposal of partition recommended by the Royal Commission would have afforded such clarity, but the establishment of self supporting independent Arab and Jewish States within Palestine has been found to be impracticable.
Such an order shall be entered only after notice and opportunity for a hearing, unless the Commission determines that notice and hearing prior to entry would be impracticable or contrary to the public interest.
For our research using identifiable human data, such as PET data in database of department, although we didn't receive documented informed consent from participants, IRB of our institute decided that this study protocol was applicable to exceptional situations where consent would be impracticable to obtain due to reuse storage data in database.
It may be impracticable to ask the State proposing a diversion to provide unerring proof of future uses and concomitant conservation measures that would be taken.
It would, of course, be impracticable to characterize metabolically an entire population longitudinally to identify the onset of diabetes more precisely; rather, the time of clinical diagnosis is a clinically meaningful and relevant starting point.
In requesting that suspension of trial preparations, the United States attorney in Alexandria, Paul J. McNulty, said it would be "impracticable to continue this litigation until the issues presented to the Fourth Circuit are resolved".
