Use "impractical" in a sentence

1. It was never used because it is impractical to maintain this environment on Earth, but it has tremendous potential

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2. ) Word use may appear impractical

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3. impractical, though it would pay back in scores toward becoming an

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4. ‘They are impractical for swordplay,’ she would say, ‘and I don’t care about looking pretty

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5. Certain groups in recent generations, however, have been hampered, for political and social reasons, perhaps, by bureaucratic ―visionaries‖ whose (utopic) imaginations and impractical zeal for alternative (economic) reforms have repeatedly impeded economic progress, if not encouraged underachievement

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6. Impractical Designs are the hallmarks of Wishful Thinking!

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7. Such upheavals sought to impose impractical standards and designs that many of their offspring have been unable, had they been so inclined, to live up to

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8. (local type of oxen) is used to till the land which, in its present composition due to the closeness to the sea, renders as impractical the use of modern technology like the tractor

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9. With that idea being impractical, Eileen had come up with a novel approach to the problem, based around a simple, easy to follow strategy that had proven extremely popular in the past, with the foremost memorable example being the Charge of the Light Brigade: Just barge in his warehouse office, kill him, and burn him with some gasoline or any other flammable material, except perhaps bourbon

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10. “I don’t know, as with any interesting question,” responded Charles smiling, “and this is one reason my colleagues in economics think the mechanism is impractical

11. If it is impractical to remove all of the environmental laws then we should pass a law granting immunity

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12. Is any of this possible? The reason we are in this situation is because of our Congress It is impractical to think of starting a new party but there is hope from the tea party group

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13. she wanted to bless me with something fun and impractical that i

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14. Abnegation sees art as impractical, and its appreciation as time that could be spent serving others, so though I have seen works of art in textbooks, I have never been in a decorated room before

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15. multibillion-dollar fines that had resulted from their having fallen short of the unrealistic and impractical Kyoto standards

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16. "She will grow up just as careless and impractical as her father, believe ME

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17. for a medium sized company – something that is completely impractical given that you

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18. And Sierra was impractical enough for the both of them

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19. There is nothing mystical, superstitious or impractical in the

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20. I replied that we sometimes did, but usually found it impractical

21. Nevertheless, I must confess that I consider the rest of the article as a well-intentioned bugle of impractical moral virtue

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22. There are advantages of using solar energy on individual homes that have another source of power but the lack of reliability make it impractical for industrial use

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23. It’s impractical to try to improve the defenses of your beach house without improving the defenses of the entirety of White Sands resort, so that’s what we’re going to do

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24. “Sheramiv, as First Minister, you will be required to consult with us for our approval on major decisions and matters of policy, unless circumstance should necessitate such haste that consulting us is impractical

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25. By the time we were down to the last fifth of our populations, his would be as well, and at that point both of our societies would be so disrupted and scattered that it would be impractical to continue with large-scale hostilities

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26. it seemed an impractical expense

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27. After fending off various impractical suggestions from Frankie she decided to stand it in her largest cooking pot, half-filled with water to weight it down, and simply lean the tree in the corner

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28. "First because it would be too impractical, since they would've had to take my DNA near the time when I was born—accelerated aging isn't the answer either, or else his age would only match mine for a brief window of time

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29. He discussed one of their former associates whose imagination had led him off into visionary and impractical undertakings

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30. Natural water is always best, but if this is impractical you can soak in your tub or whirlpool bath

31. 2 There was much talk about Jesus' preaching doctrines which were upsetting for the common people; his enemies maintained that his teachings were impractical, that everything would go to pieces if everybody made an honest effort to live in accordance with his ideas

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32. That field, of spherical shape, necessitates that all the volume of a ship be inside it, which makes long and narrow ship shapes impractical

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33. Strangely enough, she seemed almost cheerful at the thought that we might be within reach of destitution, and began writing lists and making plans for saving costs, which were quite drastic, and, for the most part, quite impractical

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34. Their quest was highlighted by the use of technology, since to come up with an actual count was illogical, impossible and impractical

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35. His home was far less public but better protected, and the long mountain road made ultimate escape impractical

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36. Planning an invasion and assembling a fleet in a few weeks was clearly impractical, but timing was an essential part of the game of bluff that Hitler was playing

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37. That was really impractical, without the help of the concreting team

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38. As the increasing size of games in the mid-90s made them impractical to fit on floppies, and retail publishers and developers began to earnestly mimic the practice, shareware games were replaced by shorter demos (often only one or two levels), distributed free on CDs with gaming magazines and over the Internet

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39. It’s obvious that impractical educational and licensing barriers were concocted by doctors fearful of competition, and promoted by irrational Chicken Littles with no real consideration for or understanding of economic cost

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40. She probably loves a nobleman and, not being a true noble herself, knows that any marriage is impractical

41. The new shields worked wonders, but after a certain saturation point of energy they made offense totally impractical

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42. instead of me, he would surely have planned everything out by now, or decided the idea was impractical

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43. ‘However impractical her ideas may be, she was intending to help

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44. here to Lhasa, Tibet’s capital, which he has cal ed impractical

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45. Yet as time passed, the ladder became outdated and impractical

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46. As he walked further away, the younger she became; until Queen Myall was an orphaned child crying, holding a robe too large, too heavy, too impractical to wear or carry

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47. However, full reversibility may require significant storage space and thus be impractical

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48. “White is so impractical, Ellie

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49. Nicole turned; ready to say how impractical this request was when she saw his face

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50. The idea of working and living abroad always appealed to him, but in reality it was impractical

51. a number of social customs that were impractical in their new

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52. impractical person and worst as a self-styled martyr but he had the brave heart to rise above the

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53. The mass of the apple was pulling the earth but the mass the earth has made it impractical to expect that

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54. Now that we are well underway it would be highly impractical for you to return us to Arton

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55. On the whole, it was hardly the ideal place for a student but the fact that the exams were nearing made the move to another room impractical

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56. Will not this insight be impractical

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57. All elitist concepts are impractical, wasteful, and destructively inefficient

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58. “To be” is naturally characterized with limitedness because when infinity manifests itself into finite forms then it is logically impractical to be finite and infinite at the same time

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59. ” She laughed merrily at this impractical advice to hot-blooded English maidens and continued

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60. If they had abandoned their impractical, idiotic farming ventures for a quick profit: then there would have been no slavery in America at all

61. But when they had wandered across the burning deserts of the Sahara for some 40 years: what did they do? What has Jewish religion done since then? Ignore the importance of these original Ten Commandments: and spend 3,000 years; haggling about fine points of their older, stupid impractical traditions and laws

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62. It seems impractical as the knuckles would seem to be harder than the fleshy side of the hand, but if one could crack the skull of a Serbian with one blow, as I have seen

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63. My daughter is demanding that I buy her a pony but has finally has come to accept that this is impractical as

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64. Nebulous or “fluffy” wants such as world peace or wanting everyone to love each other is highly unlikely to say the least and very impractical

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65. I have studied people and their goals and found that some goals are impractical in the time limit originally set, and consequently these goals are forgotten or shelved because the intensity or complexity simply overwhelms the goal setter

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66. ‘Don’t ask impractical questions,’ she said, her voice heavy

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67. ‘You and your mother, both the same – impractical

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68. the nine signs entirely because that would be impractical, and may be

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69. Sweat drug screen is almost exclusively used by agencies or institutions concerned with use of drugs over long periods (read: drug abuse or addiction), particularly when it's impractical to use urine drug screen (another method of drug abuse testing)

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70. the need to inject it daily, made its use impractical

71. representative was to represent no more than thirty thousand people, but as our nation grew this became impractical

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72. Wulfric was hard to dislike, but some felt that his desire to inherit such a big landholding was greedy and impractical

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73. With Hermes ninety light-seconds away, back-and-forth voice communication was impractical

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74. impractical Yankee schoolmarms or the Scallawags, but the balance probably fell with It was hard to say which class was more cordially hated by the settled citizenry, the

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75. And complete understanding, because he, like her, saw truth as truth, unobstructed by impractical notions of honor, sacrifice, or high belief in human nature

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76. I soon learned that this was not only impractical but wrongheaded

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77. Of these, the former was of such unexampled severity that it may seem unfair and impractical to ask that any investment now under consideration should be measured by its performance in those disastrous times

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78. It’s expensive to trade small lots of convertible bonds, and diversification is impractical unless you have well over $100,000 to invest in this sector alone

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79. Just monitoring the stock prices of these companies can take a considerable amount of effort, making them impractical for defensive investors

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80. Some of these NICs use protocols, such as Gigabit Ethernet, that are intended primarily for servers because their cost and capabilities make them impractical for use in desktop workstations

81. On larger networks, static routing becomes increasingly impractical, not only because of the sheer number of routing table entries involved, but also because network conditions can change too often and too quickly for administrators to keep the routing tables on every system current

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82. The most immediate application for wireless local area networking is the situation where it is impractical or impossible to install a cabled network

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83. In addition, the Ethernet collision detection mechanism requires full-duplex communications (because the indication that a collision has occurred is simultaneous transmit and receive signals), which is impractical in a wireless environment

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84. For network installations where cables are impractical or undesirable, you can also elect to install a wireless LAN

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85. On a network the size of the Internet, this would obviously be impractical

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86. In an organization with offices in multiple locations connected by WAN links, it would be impractical to have only one or two domain controllers because workstations would have to communicate with the AD database over a relatively slow, expensive WAN connection

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87. Otherwise, their plumage is uniformly electric, impractical and disjunctive with the seriousness they bring to the project of physical self-improvement

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88. Sales of common stock of the subsidiaries may be impractical

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89. It tends to be utterly impractical for OPMIs to dissent from transactions and then perfect their rights of appraisal, in the event that relevant state statutes even give OPMIs rights to seek an appraisal

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90. That’s a bit unwieldy and impractical for individual investors in my view

91. Although it is impractical to analyze every potential risk, intelligent trading of options still requires us to consider the risk of a position under a wide variety of market conditions

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92. There may be other considerations, such as the bid-ask spread and liquidity of the option market, that might make a large lambda position impractical compared with a similar position in the underlying market

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