impractical

It warned that it is "impractical" to expect many of these parts to be sourced domestically, resulting in higher costs for the industry.

Attorneys for both government entities had argued against such a broad ban at the recent court hearing, saying it was impractical and would ultimately put law enforcement at risk.

Claire Mann, TfL's chief operating officer, said she was "bitterly disappointed" the strike went ahead, calling the demands "unaffordable and impractical".

It’s an unquestioned article of faith, for instance, that left-wing policies and programs are both impractical and politically toxic.

This is utterly impractical for the vast majority of fans to attend.