He thought it was impractical.

But that requirement was impractical.

She thought the plan was fine but impractical.

We all consider your idea to be impractical.

While some highlighted the need for standard terminology, others considered this impractical.

So, although that would be really, really awesome, again, that's extremely, extremely impractical.

Most of them impossible, some of them impractical and one or two of them certainly immoral.

Highly impractical hats have swept Instagram this summer and these designers have sent their eye popping creations down the catwalk.

It would be impractical to wait for peace to reign throughout the Sudan before supporting the agreements that have already been reached.

But, of course, that is impractical. He should have founded the ASPCA in the town and gotten some scientific help for dogs and maggots.

Indeed, a number of them have become impractical or, owing to the unilateral action of the United States, the principal nuclear power, serious doubts have arisen over their implementation.

Policymaking in these war torn economies is unique. Most countries in post conflict situations suffer from weak fiscal positions, rendering the provision of internally financed subsidies impractical in most cases.

The nature of situations of conflict particularly in Africa is such that the models of monitoring, reporting and compliance provided by the Secretary General are impractical and would therefore be ineffective.

The cult label behind the highly impractical hat that was splashed across social media sent another big creation down the catwalk a straw beach bag almost as big as the swimsuit clad model toting it.

It was thought that, while drafting adjustments were required, this approach provided an appropriate structure for protecting the parties to the contract without making the conditions of protection so onerous as to be commercially impractical.

The one final bit of sparkle we'll put in at the very end here is an utterly impractical flight vehicle, which is a little ornithopter wing flapping device that rubber band powered that we'll show you.

With the youthful idealism of a 26 year old, in 1987, I started my company and I called it Joie de Vivre, a very impractical name, because I actually was looking to create joy of life.

The annual recalculation of the scale would not only be impractical, but would also directly contravene rule 160 of the rules of procedure of the General Assembly, and would also lead to instability in the scale methodology.

It was also impractical to enact a single piece of legislation to implement the Convention, owing to the risk of conflict with existing legislation, notably the several acts dealing in very specific terms with various forms of discrimination.

It is impossible to ensure implementation of policies by taking showy and impractical actions and shouting slogans. Without practical actions, we can t ensure proper implementation of policies only by holding meetings and issuing documents. We must do our works in a practical manner.

The Protocol lifts the cumbersome and impractical trigger mechanism under the 1994 Convention and thus strengthens and enhances the safety and protection of United Nations personnel engaging in inherently risky work, such as delivering humanitarian, political or development assistance in peacebuilding situations or providing emergency humanitarian assistance.

Allowing citizens to choose how to donate may help to tackle corruption in countries where politicians often misappropriate ODA, while discouraging wasteful or impractical projects. In addition, people would be far less likely to complain that their money is being wasted or misused if they chose where it went.

Not so long ago, we were comforted by theorizing that floating exchange rates would mediate international adjustments in a timely and orderly way. But, in the real world, many countries, particularly but not limited to small, open economies, simply find it impractical or undesirable to permit their currency to float.

Besides, these countries correctly argue that the tradeoff between action on climate change and poverty reduction is more compelling for them at their level of per capita income, unless they can access newly emerging technologies at low cost. This demand suggests that the US should subsidize the flow of technology to India and China from US firms holding patents, which is highly impractical.

So you're reusing your energy five or six times, and that brings the efficiency up between 30 and 40 percent It's a little known, but brilliant, genius invention of Robert Stirling that takes the hot air engine from being somewhat impractical like I found out when I made the real simple version in high school to very potentially possible, once you get the efficiency up, if you can design this to be low enough cost.

He suggested that as discussing them one by one would be impractical, the discussion in the meeting ought to concentrate on general comments on the issues and the conceptual framework, and that Parties might also wish to consider whether to set up a contact group to deal with the issue in more detail, and also whether to encourage Parties to send in comments on the topic before the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties.