| Well, there is something a little too flimsy and unpracticable about that word Utopia. |
| The heavy overhead will decrease the performance of the whole system and make the scheduling algorithm unpracticable. |
| The experiment, however, would be worth a trial in cases where amputation is unpracticable and where death is the probable result. |
| When heavy rains occure, the track is becoming unpracticable and White Cliffs become even more isolated. |
| He is very timid, and it would not suggest to him anything so unpracticable. |
| To excuse himself from not aiding this reform Mr. Savage cries, visionary, unpracticable! |
