impracticability

She glossed over the impracticability of the proposal: It won’t solve highway traffic congestion.

“But here, think about the impracticability of this – there is no one to serve,” said Lallas, calling the complaint a “fishing expedition.”

And the impracticability arguments lose even more credibility given that other large and complex multinationals have no trouble making the disclosures.

"Despite the ultimate impracticability of such negotiations, the City nevertheless attempted, where possible, to negotiate with its various creditor constituencies in good faith," Detroit said in court papers.

Rupert, as we have seen, was anxious for the very same thing, but he saw its impracticability and yielded to necessity.