unworkable
Example Sentences
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Looking back, too many CEOs failed to challenge energy policies they knew were unworkable.
The European Commission recognizes that its law is unworkable, and its press release issued this October touted that its proposed simplifications would “cover close to 100% of farmers and foresters in the EU.”
To an ordinary viewer, everything about this film is disappointing—the dull jokes, the stupid plot, the canned homilies, the silly and unworkable policy proposals.
Turner branded the plan unworkable and urged ministers to scrap it or face a humiliating climbdown.
From BBC
Joshua Grover, deputy director of the agency’s Ecosystem Conservation Division, said what protective measures remain under the federal proposal are either vague, unworkable or not based on the “best available science.”
From Los Angeles Times
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