impracticably

A chain, which has been borne by fifty girls, would, of course, be impracticably heavy for five or six.

This committee was impracticably large, so in 1949, a civilian director of research was named and given full authority over the program.

It had not been realised at the time that a coin of this size was impracticably small to use, and would prove unpopular.

The opera calls, impracticably, for four tenors.

The other requirements are that the liquid should not attack the specimen an should not be impracticably toxic.

However, the required effort (time, cost, ...) can be made impracticably high if there are enough words in the passphrase.

"Well, now and then one, whom Nature makes so impracticably simple, truthful and faithful, that the worst possible influence can't destroy it.

Neal Goren conducts a buoyant performance, and the young cast gamely dispatches the impracticably difficult arias.

"Il Sogno," performed in Italian with English supertitles, has impracticably difficult vocal parts.

The space was almost impracticably small; and the Irish wenches combined the extreme of bashfulness about this innocent display with a surprising impudence and roughness of address.

It is considered an inappropriate and improbable practice to let CSI personnel to be involved in detective work as it would compromise the impartiality of scientific evidence and would be impracticably time-consuming.