Sentence examples for was impracticable from inspiring English sources

Without it tableting was impracticable.

But in fact the land reform was impracticable.

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

The automotive press swooned; Toyota executives said the battery was impracticable.

Discussions of a morganatic marriage were pursued, but on December 2 Baldwin assured him that this was impracticable.

He had been preceded by Roman Dmowski, his rival in the nationalist movement, who had told the Japanese that Piłsudski's plan was impracticable.

A full exposition is impracticable.

First, such a measure is impracticable.

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

Is it to be taken for granted that it is impracticable?

Justice Scalia was right: religious exemptions to general laws are impracticable.