Sentence examples for would be impractical to from inspiring English sources

Clearly, broadcast news time is precious and it would be impractical to correct every small error.

But, Mr. Frank continued, it would be impractical to scrap the entire financial system and start anew.

They said it would be impractical to expect a president to veto the entire bill in such instances.

This is partly because it would be impractical to manipulate the behaviour of users in ways that would give meaningful results.

Roger Dickinson, the Democratic state assemblyman who authored the California bill, said that it would be "impractical to ignore the growing use of cash alternatives".

They also said it would be impractical to disclose pesticide use in advance because spraying decisions were often made only after seeing what pests were present.

Soghoian countered however that it's up to the government to find terrorists online and it would be impractical to ask companies to do it.

But advisers said it would be impractical to get together on the sidelines of the economic meeting with some or all 19 visiting leaders.

When recently a scientist warned of imminent destruction from climate change, we were told it would be "impractical" to try to stop it.

Robert D. Manfred Jr., baseball's executive vice president for labor relations, said it would be impractical to preserve the 10,000 tests baseball does each year.

They say it would be impractical to adopt what is essentially a built-by-hand production of the existing models to a new line of cars.