Sentence examples for were deemed impractical from inspiring English sources

The United States has spent $7 billion on two advanced technologies that were deemed impractical.

The damage was so severe that repairs were deemed impractical, especially considering Germany's pressing military situation by late 1944.

However, individual serotype prevalences are mostly very low, so fixed or random effects models were deemed impractical.

My problem is not so much with the idea that the face veil is deemed impractical or threatens security in certain places, rather that, as argued by UKIP and President Sarkozy, it is an affront to women.

Julio Frenk, the dean of the Harvard School of Public Health, says attitudes are similar to those towards AIDS in the 1980s, when treatment for the poor was deemed impractical or unaffordable.Anti-cancer efforts are in fact very good value for money, says Christopher Wild, the director of IARC.

This is particularly important when external beam radiation therapy is deemed impractical.

However Musk's unasked for experimental 'escape pod' device has not been involved in the rescue mission — after being deemed impractical for conditions in the caves.

It was deemed impractical to film "every inch" of the 555 sq mile (1,440 sq km) park, so highlights were selected.

Formula E made the decision to introduce this rule after it was deemed impractical to swap the batteries during a pit stop.

For many of the population, 30 minutes of moderate activity is deemed impractical or unobtainable, so the idea that being more physical to improve long-term health is ignored or dismissed.

The former would be deemed impractical, the paper said, as it would leave the UK unable to mount a meaningful response in the event of a nuclear attack while the latter would require a completely new aircraft which would be more costly.