Sentence examples for ultimately impracticable from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Herder has compelling reasons for this insistence on respecting national groupings: (1) The deep diversity of values between nations entails that homogenization is ultimately impracticable, only a fantasy.

Schoelkopf seemed to suggest that existential questions like those which Many Worlds poses might be, finally, simply impracticable.

The considerable loss of abductors and adductors is of no consequence if the hip is ultimately ankylosed; and of little consequence if pseudarthrosis is established, since active weight-bearing abduction is in any circumstances impracticable, and adduction useless.

But the notion proved impracticable.

The House version is not wholly impracticable.

But in fact the land reform was impracticable.

Highly impracticable too for hoeing with our heads bent below our knees.

This project has haunted the rulers of Britain ever since, despite having repeatedly proved impracticable.

Ultimately, L.S.U.

"But keeping a perfectly pristine position on this might be impracticable".

The Tate wanted it, but were advised that its removal was impracticable.