Sentence examples for would be unmanageable from inspiring English sources

Ethernet was based on the concept of managing collisions between data packets and ten times the number of collisions would be unmanageable.

Of course, recounting a 116-country, two-year, 152,000-mile journey would be unmanageable if each separate land merited its own lengthy dissertation.

A run of $500 billion on the dollar, only 10% of total foreign assets in the USA, would be unmanageable; US government foreign currency reserves are only $66 billion, not much more than the $52 billion claimed by Iran.

The IPCC noted that it is "not feasible to monitor and respond to every hit from all databases … it would be unmanageable for a force to do this as resources and budgets are not unlimited".

Wal-Mart had said a class-action of this size and scope would be unmanageable.

An attempt to solve the problem using StrucEluc in Common Mode showed that the processing time and the number of generated structures would be unmanageable.

A literature of this size would clearly be unmanageable, and well exceed the capacity of the review team.

If it were on the top, this would be an unmanageable thumb-breaker of a phone.

There are several ways that the system would be simply unmanageable and unfair, requiring scrutiny by professionals before it could take on such a demanding role.

Of course, this isn't perfect, but I believe it is a much more promising approach than launching Stimulus III which (as recent history indicates) would be both unmanageable and imprudent.

The debt from the steroids would have been unmanageable on a 15,000 a year income.