Sentence examples for turned out to be impractical from inspiring English sources

Diaghilev invested some of his profits in costumes that turned out to be impractical.

Transforming the barn into a studio turned out to be impractical, but she found space at a nearby retreat center to hold weekend workshops.

When that turned out to be impractical, German police units, SS killers, local thugs and soldiers of the Wehrmacht were unleashed to shoot, burn or club the Jews to death.

Initially, word spread that the announcement would be made Tuesday -- a plan that was rumored to have been delayed because of the threat of a snowstorm -- and Thursday, which turned out to be impractical because the members of the House, including Mr. Menendez, were needed in Washington for a vote on taxes.

Instruction template-based compression resulted in increase in both area and power consumption and hence turned out to be impractical.

The presented system was called Mytec2, a successor of Mytec1 [20], which was the first BCS but turned out to be impractical in terms of accuracy and security.

Maybe this sort of system would turn out to be impractical.

While his fantasy of printing "Mr. Penumbra" in a custom typeface named after a crucial character turned out to be wildly impractical, Mr. Sloan — who fills the novel with odes to the beauty of the dead-tree book — praises the glow-in-the-dark cover designed by Rodrigo Corral as "a work of mad genius".

Drug companies, including insulin maker Eli Lilly, thought so, too, but GLP-1 turned out to be an impractical medicine: Once injected into the body, it degrades quickly.

Researchers have developed similar products for wildlife, but they have turned out to be ineffective or impractical for use in companion animals.

The port first disclosed the shortcomings in a recent environmental notice, which said some of the measures had turned out to be difficult or impractical.