Sentence examples for unworkable solutions from inspiring English sources

Having identified important problems, right-wing populists almost inevitably rally to unworkable solutions.

He achieved this pre-eminence by proposing crude, unworkable solutions to complex threats.

In the face of Latin America's turn to the left ("A Different Latin America," editorial, Dec. 24), the Bush administration team's response has been more of the same failed policies and unworkable solutions to pressing problems.

If the secretary of state for health is serious about protecting young people and the harm done to them by sexting and cyberbullying he needs to stop trying to scapegoat tech companies with unworkable solutions.

As is so often the case in the policy arena, populist indignation leads us to frame the wrong question, and in doing so we arrive at dumb or unworkable solutions.

Whatever the case, until the problem is better addressed, politicians and governments will continue to come up with largely unworkable solutions like fines, so long as these huge social platforms look like they are sitting on their hands.

Marriage is an unworkable solution to the demands of the modern world (Masha Gessen).

For 23 years, governments have been wasting precious time by pursuing an unworkable solution.

Outside Brooklyn Technical High School, Jason Hargrove, 19, had a diplomatic, if unworkable, solution to the conflict over which team to root for.

After two rail unions threatened to go on strike, France's national railway operator, S.N.C.F., thumbed its nose at the government with a Cartesian, if unworkable, solution: It is giving its 160,000 workers the day off but requiring them to make up the time by working 1 minute 52 seconds more each workday.

Dirac's delta functions enable simple and effective representations of point loads and singularities in a variety of structural problems, leading very often to elegant and otherwise unworkable closed-form solutions.