Sentence examples for unworkable idea from inspiring English sources
It is "a beautiful but unworkable idea", says Smith. "The cost of generating these kinds of therapies for an individual is completely unrealistic.
Offense can be given by almost any speech act — in particular circumstances one might offend by saying "hello" — and Waldron agrees with those who say that regulating offensive speech is a bad and unworkable idea.
The headline read "3 Immunology Investigators Win the Nobel Prize in Medicine," and on the same day the paper published two other articles on the winners, along with an editorial by Nicholas Wade titled "Triumph of an 'Unworkable' Idea".
This sounds like an unworkable idea, even when it looks as if their handsome costumes, designed by Merrily mighty-Walsh, might represent five decades of Wells's life (1862-1931).
This is what Stewart, in his satirical way, nailed during the long interview with Geithner: To enter this book's pages is to come away with the depressing conviction that policymakers have an unworkable idea of financial justice.
For his part, Palmer has consistently said he wants to make the repeal retrospective – an expensive and unworkable idea that clearly is not going to happen – and has refused to be drawn on his views about Direct Action, a plan he says is so far vague.
Critics suggest they encourage a tendency toward gimmicky, unworkable ideas.
The rules are a vast improvement on earlier, unworkable ideas (such as free inbound calls or forcing operators to match the lowest price from anywhere in the European Union).
Along with her team of East End trendies at branding firm Perfect Curve, Siobhan spoke only in buzz-wordy PR nonsense and came up with unworkable ideas that baffled her more straightforward boss.
When I first started in design consulting decades ago, designers would say: "Engineers are unwilling to explore new ideas" and engineers would say: "Designers keep showing up with unworkable ideas".
Nevertheless, making song and some dance of the '50s bestseller about love in the time of pre-, during- and post-revolutionary Russia comes very close to a bad -- or certainly unworkable -- idea.
