unfeasible , also: infeasible

But problems with the right of way made it unfeasible.

In the current state of technology, this is probably not an unfeasible demand.

They argued the cost made a deal of that kind unfeasible.

If surgery is unfeasible, then pain management will have to be used.

Both ideas have been rejected as unfeasible, energy officials said.

After studying the issue, the Department decided it was unfeasible, he said.

Q. What makes it unfeasible for any kind of commercial work?

Some of my little friends say that a missile defense system is unfeasible.

For example, certain tests may be unfeasible or technically difficult.

But the authority also says such a plan would be economically unfeasible.

"It gets unfeasible for people to have small businesses," he said.

The required parking made it unfeasible to build anything new there, he said.

Without development of rural areas, Indian progress is simply unfeasible.

This left Australia with an unfeasible target of 266 in around and hour.

The state rejected the idea then as being economically unfeasible.

When this proved to be unfeasible, plans for a new bridge were put into place.

However, cooperation between the social classes was "unfeasible" at the time.

Security sources and analysts dismissed such an idea as unfeasible.

The company had considered moving sections of wall to the new office, but quickly abandoned the idea as unfeasible.

If you want my opinion, I think this thing is unfeasible and suicidal.

To many a man the thing would have been unfeasible, after the first blow, because of the horses.

Of course, that route is completely unfeasible in the current political climate.

Industry analysts cited technology, weight, and cost issues as making the service unfeasible at the time.

Maybe it would be an unlikely gold, but to them, hardly an unfeasible one, either.

Most of Europe is a basket case, brought down by an unfeasible political fantasy.