Sentence examples for wholly impracticable from inspiring English sources
The House version is not wholly impracticable.
Hence Strabo is thinking primarily of the high temperature necessary to bring the iron from a brittle and spongy to a soft and tough texture; but for the lack of wood on the island (see Beckmann on Aristot. Mirab. c95) any further working of the iron there was wholly impracticable.
In a court filing, Orr claimed "further negotiations with all of the city's various stakeholders is impracticable".
The Irish writer George Newenham Wright observed in 1840 that "the surface of the Rock is wholly occupied by defensive works; where it was possible, and often where it appeared almost impracticable, batteries and fortifications have been formed.
But the notion proved impracticable.
Without it tableting was impracticable.
Drastic reform remains impracticable, undesirable, and unlikely.
A full exposition is impracticable.
Archives|ERRORS OF SOCIALISM; Prof. Felix Adler Gives Reasons for Calling It Impracticable.
ERRORS OF SOCIALISM; Prof. Felix Adler Gives Reasons for Calling It Impracticable.
