Sentence examples for unworkable theory from inspiring English sources
"Unilateral separation" from the Palestinians, Mr. Peres says, is an unworkable theory because there is no way to disentangle Israelis and Palestinians and build fences between them on the land they share.
If he loses, the church will maintain its logically perfect but wholly unworkable and dishonest theory of sexuality.
The suggestion is that as capabilities are very hard to measure or assess in such a public fashion, and as they would require very large amounts and difficult sorts of information, the capability approach is unworkable as a theory of justice.
A Sussex-born intellectual impersonating a working class Southern American is, in theory, an unworkable public look.
Alas, as with many economists' suggestions, this has the drawback of being wonderful in theory but unworkable in the real world.
The nationalists argued that there were two governments in Iraq, one foreign and the other national, and that such a regime was an abnormality that, though feasible in theory, was unworkable in practice.
(Lewis, it should be noted, devoted considerable effort to the attempt to show that all theories of the nonactual other than his own are unworkable).
Holding intermediaries responsible for determining what information is in the public interest is dangerous and unworkable: more than 100 billion searches occur each month on Google alone, which could in theory be subject to review-on-demand for adequacy and relevance, rather than accuracy or lawfulness.
I just thought the junior doctors – I have that in my life, it's a tough training thing and it goes on for a long time anyway, but making it more difficult and making the conditions unworkable, that was just … yeah … This year is the 100th anniversary of Einstein's presentation of the theory of general relativity – will you be holding any celebrations?
