Fans of comedy group the Impractical Jokers can set sail with a host of famous comedians on the "Impractical Jokers Cruise."
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A few commentators will call the protesters "idealistic" but impractical.
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The group said the more sensitive electron microscopy was impractical.
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Much more impractical than forced deportation of 11 million immigrants.
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And yes, it's just as impressive as it is impractical.
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For that reason, contrarians argue that Sanders' policies are impractical.
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It's impractical and impossible to stop all outages from occurring.
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Business groups have called the bill impractical and potentially disastrous.
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That's very practicalI'm a practical person in an impractical world.
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But customers claimed the brand had become unaffordable and impractical.
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This is tacky, ostentatious, impractical... and, reader, I want one.
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It's impractical (and probably impossible) to add them all up.
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It's very impressive but, more likely than not, extremely impractical.
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It's often simply impractical for him to make the effort.
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Vulcano and Quinn, plus other Impractical Jokers producers and showrunners.
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Its unique trajectory doesn't make it any less impractical, though.
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It was criticized by staff as being uncomfortable and impractical.
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Some of those designs were more than a little impractical.
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Antiques The painter Abbott Handerson Thayer ran an impractical household.
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It's a little impractical, but technically you'd have fewer obligations.
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Democrats have rejected both of those proposals as totally impractical.
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Or would such a ban be unconstitutional or impractical here?
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Too impractical because of Tennessee's legal requirements, Ms. Cornwell decided.
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Her aversion to publicity can be inconvenient, and somewhat impractical.
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In poor countries, though, the approach has been deemed impractical.
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But workplace raids at best impractical and at worst inhumane.
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I mean, he might be impractical — but he's got ideals.
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Tiny sunglasses were everywhere despite how impractical they actually are.
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When you are, the Split Pad Pro is wildly impractical.
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Mr. Ten Eyck says some of the requirements are impractical.
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"I heard the D.N.C. say, 'Well, it's impractical,'" he said.
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Even President Barack Obama opposed reparations, calling the idea impractical.
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It also seems impractical even for progressive Democrats promoting the idea.
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But it's limited at best, impractical at worst, and impressively expensive.
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But the extreme infrequency of tax changes makes that strategy impractical.
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Given those constraints, a large tube like Musk's seems very impractical.
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Sadly it's impractical to suit up a harpooner for EVA missions.
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I also can't believe how utterly impractical some of them are.
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And what Evans wants, allegedly, can range from impractical to humiliating.
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Drones are notoriously loud, making this impractical even for baseball stadiums.
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That's great for their form factor, but impractical for most people.
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That also makes it impractical for productivity use on the go.
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Charging would have been impractical, so small is the marginal cost.
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Arianna described the weekend trips as a painful and impractical ordeal.
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The foldings would be super flimsy and so on, totally impractical.
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It's a highly impractical skill that takes a lifetime to master.
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"Defendants' proposals are impractical," it said in a filing late Tuesday.
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United States impractical, in contrast to Lincoln, who became an outspoken
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But it will remain impractical to shut down solar operations completely.
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But Dr. Levy said the call for more research is impractical.
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However, Republicans have denounced the proposal as impractical and too expensive.
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Now that I tried the webcam for myself, it's woefully impractical.
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Such an undertaking seemed impractical, and for a while it was.
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The nature of the institution made that impractical, if not impossible.
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But, experts say, such measures may be impractical at busier airports.
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Impractical Jokers star James Murray is engaged, PEOPLE can confirm exclusively.
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The women did not wear impractical skirts that dragged behind them.
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But Trump's rationale is also extremely impractical from a legal standpoint.
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Suspending the chip in the middle of the ball proved impractical.
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"It's impractical," said Burke, who is firmly in the 'remain' camp.
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On Tuesday, he stressed how impractical — though laudable — such talk had been.
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It is impractical and difficult to continue running everything on the fly.
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Some musicians say wearing a dress is impractical when playing their instruments.
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For a start, it's wildly impractical to implement without undermining other commerce.
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All frozen breakfast foods seem like a bad, impractical idea to me.
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So would stockpiling supplies, which for most businesses is impractical (see article).
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However, they are wildly impractical if you carry more than a Metrocard.
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But legal experts say the plan is functionally, and perhaps legally, impractical.
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I find the large screen uncomfortable and impractical to use while driving.
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Click through as we find practically impractical solutions to extend their functionality.
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Baselining a chaotic moving target is not just impractical – it is impossible.
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But her radical and totally impractical ideas continue to pose a threat.
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Buggy Bluetooth connectivity, and impractical if you have pets or sleep partners.
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This makes them impractical to use for deep learning on mobile devices.
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But Laditan does have one genius — if not a little impractical — solution.
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There was no launch escape system, which NASA considered costly and impractical.
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Miami Vice certainly cemented the city's reputation for outlandish, if impractical, fashion.
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Foreign-policy experts, including many Republican senators, rejected Tillerson's proposal as impractical.
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Divided cities Skinner adds that enforcement measures are typically expensive and impractical.
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I liked the implication that masturbation could be that baroque, that impractical.
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Shifting demographics would soon make it impractical to turn away black tenants.
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The position she expresses represents a viewpoint that is at best impractical.
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Her parents worried that her ambition to be a novelist was impractical.
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And it would be impractical to keep so much cash in reserve.
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Litigating such matters as an individual consumer, even through arbitration, is impractical.
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Critics say the focus on deporting unaccompanied children is heartless and impractical.
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"Our love is impeccable and impractical," wrote the All of Me singer.
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Buying a new car every year would be a very impractical expense.
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But Foreman said Trump's wishes are, at least for his company, impractical.
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But security experts say it is impractical to protect every potential target.
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JP: My personal opinion is that this seems very impractical to implement.
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What your reviewer considers "utterly impractical" has helped Ireland resolve marriage equality.
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Lam has said such a move would be "inappropriate", "impractical" and "discriminatory".
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Short mirrors are impractical and they can make your space seem smaller.
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But Josh Kline's work makes it impractical to privilege rehabilitation over replication.
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Mhmm. JG: You know, we go through periods of being overheated and impractical.
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But a moment's thought reveals that such an accounting scheme is utterly impractical.
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Banning fossil fuels is impractical, so economists recommend taxing carbon-dioxide emissions instead.
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Big robots are about as impractical as it gets, but they are badass.
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He said the plan was "impractical" with enormous implications for the Mexican economy.
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A few impractical trends to lookout for: neon, rubber, nylon, tulle, and velcro.
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She was wearing impractical boots and kept falling over, cutting her legs up.
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She tells Kourtney that she saw the same mime trick on Impractical Jokers.
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Artificial neural networks, as they are called, remained an impractical technology for decades.
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But telling anybody to stay offline in 2018 is impractical and myopic advice.
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Only this fashion mogul could pull off something so impractical on the court.
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But AEL's speculative eco-collaborations demonstrate the practical potential of seemingly impractical approaches.
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Because elimination has become impractical, subservience to government is an acceptable second option.
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Is it impractical to use quadcopters to tow a toddler on a snowboard?
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Hillary Clinton dismissed the notion as entirely impractical in the 2016 election cycle.
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Original MacBook Air One of the most beautifully impractical laptops ever designed. Perfect.
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Such a split sounds impractical, but beams of light could make it work.
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Basically, they're sinfully impractical, but just like any sin, they're super pleasurable, too.
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"It simply becomes impractical to use air or long ground routes," he said.
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New Deal, we are told, is socialism incarnate and just plain impractical—a
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And critics see the castle restoration as expensive and impractical — perhaps even impossible.
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Making this data publicly available would be "incredibly burdensome" and impractical, Beck said.
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Such unnatural and nebulous concepts tend to generate narrow, impractical and implausible theories.
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Still, Fura's Shetty says it is impractical to shutter all tunnels at once.
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Although various "Coliseum City" projects have been proposed, the location makes them impractical.
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Unlike Apple's safe, inoffensive, uniform look, it's a parade of bizzare, impractical machines.
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She can afford to wear acrylics that would otherwise be an impractical impediment.
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This sometimes requires more political courage than clinging to attractive but impractical principles.
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We've acquired advanced weapons platforms that are impractical against the threats we face.
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They're either underpowered, overweight, totally impractical, or a healthy mix of all three.
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The slowdown in speed is the biggest negative and makes constant use impractical.
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It was costly and impractical, so suppliers continued to make her clothes overseas.
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One way to avoid impractical packing — and save some room in your suitcase?
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Tiny sunglasses became a go-to for celebrities despite how impractical they are.
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He drew huge crowds, but many Democrats declared his proposals impractical and naïve.
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A suitor sends a series of lavish, if impractical, gifts to his beloved.
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And Elinor must succumb, just a little, to impractical passion to find her own.
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For superheroes (and antiheroes), costume changes are like capes: visually striking and highly impractical.
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In addition, it is both costly and impractical to report difficulties to the FTC.
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It is cased in a pseudo-crown that is very spikey and wholly impractical.
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He also rides a motorcycle and plays an impractical and showy Flying V guitar.
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This sort of absurdity is part of the charm of the beautifully impractical Chiron.
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Not only is it impractical, but it could potentially make fighting terrorism more difficult.
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Donald Trump's immigration proposals have generally been imaginative, impractical, inhumane, and sometimes all three.
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It would be impractical, however, to create 1,000 sheets of stationery with the program.
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Some are impractical but fascinating, like a "town" computing interface with buildings for apps.
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However, it's rather impractical for most folks who just want good sound via Bluetooth.
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Hell yes, but the look is also wildly impractical for a variety of reasons.
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Everyone has done it and the reasons range from the practical to the impractical.
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Like many others, this idea was "discarded as impractical," according to the committee's report.
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While it looks good on the shelf, it may be impractical to actually read.
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No matter how Instagram-worthy it may look, the eating process just becomes impractical.
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Returning to Facebook or pursuing similar account management work was impractical, she told us.
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It's impractical — some cases make it to the Internet, where they cannot be erased.
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Some thought it was impractical and inappropriate with certain ages or advanced cancer stages.
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It looked interesting, very interesting, but it was an impractical covering for a door.
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This in turn would require millions of lasers, making it impractical with current technologies.
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But because of the phone's many compromises, it is impractical even for gear heads.
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Hugh O'Neill, a consultant on transportation issues, said that would be inefficient and impractical.
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He was distinguished from his impractical brothers Fifer and Fiddler by his angry eyebrows.
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The details: The measure has been criticized by business leaders as costly and impractical.
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In the past, the trackers were tightly sealed, making the batteries impractical to replace.
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But Mr. Cuomo has derided the progressive proposal as impractical in its potential cost.
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This seemingly impractical attribute was first noticed in 2005 by marine biologist Christine Huffard.
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But the cost — wells, dams, aqueducts and pipes for billions of people — was impractical.
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But Chinese trade experts dismiss that idea as impractical and not the government's position.
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Voice assistants are key on smaller devices, such as glasses, where swiping is impractical.
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It's an impractical and wildly inefficient response to an unrelated problem of domestic terrorism.
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The researchers note that larger keys might still be impractical to break using ROCA.
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Republicans though wanted to make sure the standard wouldn't be financially impractical for utilities.
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Absent that occurrence, arguing that the law is impractical is pretty much moot point.
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And I think I lay out just how hard and impractical it will be.
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However, one of Depp's craziest purchases proves even more impractical than a French village.
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The lava lake is the latest fascinating, but mostly impractical, addition to Street View.
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But such options are cumbersome and costly, making them impractical for many work situations.
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But many of these initiatives are expensive, logistically complex, time consuming or otherwise impractical.
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Watching animals or people with shotguns take down drones is fun, but it's impractical.
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Figuring out the proper translation for "Demogorgon" in each of them would be singularly impractical.
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Other experts agree a single currency is impractical and unlikely to happen any time soon.
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Having several pounds of hair seemed impractical, unsanitary, and downright hazardous for a touring musician.
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Might be fully impractical, but works for the 100-200 emails I get a day.
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Others consider this impractical because seasonal industries, such as tourism and farming, are big employers.
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I can handle sliding barn doors that are impractical and a total pain to use.
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And this part of the pitch might be Trump's most imaginative, impractical, inhumane proposal yet.
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For impractical purposes, it reshapes itself and explodes in the most beautiful and unpredictable ways.
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Entrepreneur Andrew Yang said at Tuesday's debate that implementing such a tax would be impractical.
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Kim Byung-yeon of Seoul National University says certifying end-use would be wholly impractical.
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In such a model, it becomes "impractical" to include tiny islands such as Easter Island.
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Ugg boots are warm, impractical slippers designed for winter, yet somehow, they're always in style.
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These are impractical devices whose makers season the basic functionality with a sprinkling of stardust.
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It is Islamophobic, it is impractical, it is immoral, illegal, and deeply, inexcusably un-American.
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It can leave the animals severely affected in a way which is impractical for life.
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The paperclip shape of this thing renders it totally impractical to fit inside a wallet.
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It's just a very niche device that's impractical for a vast majority of smartphone owners.
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There are many things about flying cars that make them impractical, unworkable, and even wrongheaded.
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So far, though, most of what we've seen is either impractical or ugly or both.
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The product of hypertrophic egoism, it's as grandiose as it is impractical and likely unsustainable.
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Some may argue that shifting diets on a large scale is impractical, or even impossible.
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She has left countless hints that she sees Sanders's platform as unrealistic, impractical or unobtainable.
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Vardakostas: It uses some gourmet techniques that are pretty much impractical to do by hand.
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Asking a manager to maximize the value of multiple stakeholders can be contradictory and impractical.
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Boeing applies VR in situations where experimenting with actual equipment could be difficult or impractical.
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Not having enough tables and other surfaces to set your things on can be impractical.
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"With this technology, you can build the impossible, or at least the impractical," said Fillwalk.
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When the volunteers made proposals that seemed impractical or irrelevant, she did not issue judgment.
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And while Trump's immigration proposals are often impractical and almost always extreme, they're relatively concrete.
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For Mr. Bolsonaro, as for many political leaders nowadays, an "imbecile" is any impractical thinker.
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But it is "clearly impractical for the army to defend every major airport," he said.
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It seems similarly impractical to wearing a giant costume, but also potentially unhygienic and chilly.
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But this technique was considered too impractical, since you needed mosquitoes to do the inoculation.
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While Uranus can be an impractical planet, we do get some help from serious Saturn.
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They are likely to tinker with genes only if other alternatives are impractical or impossible.
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From a real-world standpoint, the study's implications might seem at first to be impractical.
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Better to cut loose the impractical and hold tight to tangible certainties, my parents advised.
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OK, these may be impractical proposals, any one of which would require major diplomatic lifting.
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But be realistic; a goal that is impractical or too challenging can create unnecessary stress.
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But this is impractical, if not impossible, for patients in dire need of emergency care.
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Like gold, marble is a special form of embedded wealth, visually striking and deeply impractical.
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Companies like Samsung are ripped apart for over-innovating with impractical gimmicks or copying others.
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He considered the crusade to reverse the Supreme Court's decision to legalize abortion as impractical.
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Nineteenth-century mourning rituals were lengthy and highly codified; the Great War made this impractical.
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"Impractical if not irrational," Richard Safran, a defense analyst at Buckingham Research, said by email.
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After digging through decades of literature in the field, Jauchem concluded that infrasonic weapons are impractical.
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In a crowded, mobile world of grossly disparate opportunities, open borders for wealthier countries are impractical.
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The $1,500 Bolt is about as impractical as it gets when it comes to electric rideables.
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The problem is they all contain limitations that make them impractical for private company stock resales.
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The school said it would be impractical and unnecessary in its century-old law school building.
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It's got some of that Surface design flourish without any frills that make the device impractical.
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However, owls are generally considered more difficult to train and impractical due to their nocturnal behavior.
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I just love how risky this design is, how eye-catching, how simultaneously practical and impractical.
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Not so the very long novel: impractical, gratuitous, it has to justify itself as it goes.
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There are many examples of why building our trade policy around import substitution is so impractical.
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Copying it in India, with its chaotic mix of public and private providers, would be impractical.
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They'll see enough charging stations pop up that a plug-in vehicle no longer seems impractical.
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To paraphrase the student writers in The Daily Californian, talking about ideas you oppose is impractical.
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In any other context, a sleeveless hoodie is just impractical to the point of being inexplicable.
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"This is a post about the humorous and seemingly impractical priorities we all have," they wrote.
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Costing more than $10,000, a rotary evaporator (or rotovap) is impractical as hell for the everyman.
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Expensive and impractical, your kids are also totally embarrassed when you pick them up in it.
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I keep coming back to the Utopia again and again — even with its frightfully impractical cable.
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But this idea, called ocean thermal energy conversion, proved to be impractical on a large scale.
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Climate scientists and energy economists say the plan is technically impractical, politically unfeasible, and possibly ineffective.
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PEOPLE's 2019 Sexiest Man Alive, watch your back — the Impractical Jokers are coming for your title.
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These party leaders believe focusing on impeachment while Republicans control Congress is impractical or even counterproductive.
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While many of these solutions are considered radical and impractical, others have been operational for years.
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Gal Gadot's first Wonder Woman costume for "Batman v Superman" showed her in impractical heeled sandals.
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"It's the story of the update of what impractical luxurious storage looks like," Ms. Carlquist said.
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A few decades ago, the idea of harnessing the power of ocean winds seemed entirely impractical.
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He is now 0003 and the assistant director on the television show "Impractical Jokers" on truTV.
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At $212,22009 a patient, it was just too expensive and impractical to run in physician offices.
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"You know Clinton always says Sanders is totally impractical and it will never work," said Dyson.
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President Vladimir Putin said in April a full-scale operation in Idlib was impractical for now.
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Van Kastel describes this as an impractical approach that takes up too much time and resources.
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A producer, actor, and writer, Murray is best known as Murr on the show Impractical Jokers.
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But because finances and whatever it became impractical in the people I wanted to work with.
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Completely impractical here, where the gravity would have me smoothing the hem down with every step.
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Everything was great on paper, but it was impractical if you're not that much into music.
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It's not only impractical, but our brains just aren't designed for that type of data storage.
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The idea of distributing patients to the most appropriate hospital was impractical during the early minutes.
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"He was into everything that was either illegal, impractical or fattening," he said with a laugh.
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At that time, he was quick with a quip to dismiss his party's impractical right flank.
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"It's probably impractical because the FISA court would have to verify every single person," Trumble said.
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He said, "To expect ivory artisans" — not "traders" — "in their 60s to change industries is impractical."
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I have grudging affection for its impractical streets and the unhinged ambition written into its architecture.
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Such a short window is, of course, impractical for individuals picked up by the military overseas.
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Advocates note that it would be impractical to kick out everyone who has a suicidal thought.
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While replacing all gasoline cars with electric vehicles (EVs) would be impractical, widespread change is necessary.
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I suppose a dragon would be the most priceless gift of all, but that seems impractical.
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Nor were his inventions fake, even if they were sometimes impractical or borrowed from other people.
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Some members of the German design establishment said his work was overdone, utopian or simply impractical.
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"Assessing discipline of players for this type of conduct is both difficult and impractical," Manfred said.
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Most involve cellular connections, which are either impractical in rural areas or beyond a user's budget.
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Whereas a problem like how to keep your phone charged, I give lots of impractical advice.
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Kelly said this development strikes at the heart of critics who argue that cryptocurrencies are impractical.
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They even agreed to a truly impractical project: developing a dough supply using only natural leavening.
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Their professional performances were both novel and impractical, playing five-piano arrangements of canonical classical music.
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They have prodded him in public, declaring on television that they consider impeachment an impractical idea.
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It was being sold as a running shirt but seemed impractical for actually working out in.
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I wish I could carry my favorite leather tote bag to work, but, frankly put, it's impractical.
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Though some experts say it's impractical or expensive for the general population, versus simply getting another shot.
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Measuring the effects of those interactions over time has also been impractical in many real-world systems.
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It was completely impractical—it didn't fit in my pocket and barely fit in my small purse.
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Max's first wish, "junk food from here to the sky," should seem impractical even to a tween.
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This is impractical because of the huge size of the data files, which small companies can't handle.
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Gigi Hadid's list of skills keeps growing, ranging from the expected to the downright impressive (albeit impractical).
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To opponents, conservation triage is an impractical and immoral policy that effectively allows bureaucrats to play God.
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For a student with a shifting calendar each semester, a 9-to-5 job can seem impractical.
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The goal of selling whale throughout Japan may be impractical, said Joji Morishita, Japan's former IWC commissioner.
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Sure, it's a little impractical for taking out bad guys but Natasha could still make it work.
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President Barack Obama on Tuesday called the plan impractical, poorly thought through, and designed for political consumption.
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The way Iron Man flies may be cool, but if we're honest it's also kind of impractical.
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It usually turns out to be the more work intensive, impractical, and foolish way, but that's us.
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They returned to Catalina after reaching the World Series in 1945, but it was soon becoming impractical.
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Matt Thompson: I make things that are pretty crazy, impractical, over the top, kinda cool, I think.
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Having people manually review endless code changes all the time is impractical at such a large scale.
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But, this "Fifty Shades of Grey" form of consent is impractical when it comes to sexual activities.
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Nikki Glaser, Sal Vulcano from "Impractical Jokers," Big Jay Oakerson and Luis J. Gomez take the stage.
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Ahmed also concedes that the old version of Andalusia is "dated, impractical and has little legitimacy" today.
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Jewel-encrusted behemoths, the nails are meticulously designed and impractical for all but the most delicate work.
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The FOIA process is grounded in a midcentury technological paradigm that made routine widespread information dissemination impractical.
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Their powder-blue dresses projected a perky innocence but were impractical in Vietnam's heat, dust and mud.
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The idea of a living organism arriving at my door in a cardboard box seemed deeply impractical.
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The players must be in good shape, which means moving the tournament up to February is impractical.
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Having electrical outlets in impractical places can cause your countertops to be covered in wires and plugs.
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"Sprayed treatments are impractical for introducing genetic modifications on a large scale and potentially infeasible," Bextine wrote.
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There's reasons why that's just impractical in terms of both cost and algorithmic complexity, at this point.
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You have written an impractical 700-page screenplay about "the mystical honeycombed interior" of Herman Melville's mind.
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Producing these filters would be expensive and they could easily clog, making it impractical for consumer use.
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Fashionable fin-de-siècle female clothing had fussy, tiny, impractical pockets that weren't designed to hold anything.
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In contrast, the issue with putting armed police or guards in every school isn't that it's impractical.
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But it wasn't until later on that I understood Bill's remark wasn't a criticism but more likely an example of his loving disposition and appreciation for a silly, impractical coat, stylish as it was; a jacket likely only a silly, impractical New Yorker would wear in the rain.
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Experts say it would be impractical for all 271 of the active bishops in the United States to travel to Rome and meet with the Pope, and even more impractical to ask all of them to resign, though Francis could summon just the former and current bishops from Pennsylvania.
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Clinton calls Mr. Sanders's plan impractical, but that the so-called practical health plan had left her out.
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That made the Note's 5.3-incher seem like an impractical experiment, not a sign of things to come.
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Paltrow and her lifestyle brand Goop have often been ridiculed for doling out impractical and unproven health advice.
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Banning or limiting employees' use of their personal phones would be largely impractical, and could hinder employee performance.
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Some passengers have been calling for testing of everyone on board, a step the government has called impractical.
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But Lam has rejected calls to seal the entire border, saying it would be inappropriate, impractical and discriminatory.
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But Lam has rejected calls to seal the entire border, saying it would be inappropriate, impractical and discriminatory.
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In fact, all of these elements are highly unstable, making them impractical for much use beyond scientific inquiry.
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Right now, it's generally too impractical to walk, let alone hike, beyond what she does on a treadmill.
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Editorial Notebook Nearly three years ago, when I first thought about living without cable TV, it seemed impractical.
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Impractical though the suggestion undoubtedly is, here Thoreau proposes something radical: One should try to circumvent the market.
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The old notion that doctors must do everything is not only impractical; it is also disproved by experience.
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Including extra lenses for an optical zoom on a smartphone is impractical because they take up additional space.
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"It would be impractical to require states to roll back exchanges they have already created," the paper argues.
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Messy. Impractical. Ineffective. These are just a few of the kinder adjectives I've used to describe sheet masks.
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Shoppers complained that the whimsical clothes were too expensive and too impractical for school runs and company dinners.
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Other proposals, like a tax on remittances or seizing money from drug cartels are equally difficult or impractical.
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It was an intelligent move to work through the system instead of making an impractical third-party bid.
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The time will come when holding down a second career will be not only impractical but also impossible.
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Ideally, we would provide everyone with the relevant knowledge, but that would be impractical, time-consuming and expensive.
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Khongboon: We previously recommended Khongboon's bikinis, but they are a bit pricey and impractical for most women's needs.
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He notes it would be impractical to change committee chairmen in the middle of a two-year Congress.
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Contemporary spaceflight is impractical by virtue of being unsustainable; it's a pursuit for governmental agencies and rich visionaries.
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The solutions: The authors acknowledge convincing everyone on Earth to become a vegetarian is likely to be impractical.
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I found it so hard to trust him, and to give up my messy impractical ways of programming.
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Paris's father had been her classmate in Latibonit and they shared, as she put it, an impractical love.
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But as the years passed, children, like marriage, seemed hopelessly beyond reach; one was impractical, the other illegal.
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The verdict: I found the foldable impractical to use and paid a $45 restocking fee to return it.
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Maggie Lange scrutinizes why convertibles, which are showy, impractical, and aesthetically irresponsible, are still so hard to hate.
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Skirted uniforms — impractical for sliding into bases or making tackles — have been part of women's sports across eras.
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The fighting comes after Mr. Putin said this month that a full-scale assault was impractical for now.
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American officials have derided the European effort, calling it impractical, overly complex and unlikely to produce much trade.
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The dancers put themselves through their own paces; even if wildly impractical, to be there is their choice.
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"To expect ivory artisans in their 60s to change industries is impractical," one lawmaker, Peter Shiu, said Wednesday.
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Turns out it's pretty difficult to make a folding glass smartphone that isn't extremely fragile or completely impractical.
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Stablecoins aim to overcome the extreme volatility that plagues cryptocurrencies and renders them impractical for commerce and payments.
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These are no longer combustion engine models simply retrofitted with electric motors, nor are they impractical experimental vehicles.
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It has called the packaging rules drastic and impractical, saying the law will increase smuggling of illegal cigarettes.
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The conservative leader of the greater Paris region, Valerie Pecresse, dismisses such a vision as dreamy and impractical.
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While granite used to be impractical and niche, computer cutting has made it much easier to work with.
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The expensive and impractical nature of her recommendations for diet, décor, and clothing are routinely made fun of.
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However, what I came to find was that it was not only supremely impractical, it was a garbage collector.
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The burqa, common in Afghanistan, is also cumbersome and impractical, making it more difficult to for someone to see.
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So salty, in fact, that it would be impractical to desalinate, making it all but useless to future colonists.
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Our feet were enrobed in a safe black or brown, and for most, choosing a colorful shoe felt impractical.
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Likelihood of becoming real: Medium, completely impractical for every day use, but what a wonderful prank this would make.
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But his ideas about the importance of meaning as a motivator are not as impractical as they may seem.
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And the standard dress code of a long flowing abaya is both impractical and inherently dangerous for motorcycle riding.
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Some might consider this approach impractical or destabilizing, but the Middle East's history and current trajectory are more alarming.
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The government didn't explicitly prohibit small businesses from providing this type of benefit, but they did make it impractical.
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Sorta. Do I believe this diet is completely impractical unless you're a bazillionaire football player with a personal chef?
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Mr Lee says the government's recent promise to catalogue the level of toxicity of every household biocide is impractical.
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Bratches told Reuters at last weekend's Spanish Grand Prix that the British weather had made such a rescheduling impractical.
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When Unsworth called the mini-submarine from Musk impractical, the SpaceX CEO called him a "pedo guy" on Twitter.
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But building enough cellular towers to cover the entire Earth is considered too expensive and impractical, even for Facebook.
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Its size makes it impractical to carry for the average rider (and that goes double for the average woman).
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But storing constantly updated maps on a broad scale - years before driverless cars go mainstream - is impractical, he said.
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College Promise officials said the programs were bringing in freshmen who might otherwise have seen higher education as impractical.
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But, many view the idea of American energy independence as unrealistic and impractical in the current, global energy market.
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Though inspiring, a zero waste lifestyle will be impractical or impossible for most of us within current economic systems.
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Coming up with the cash to make a 20 percent down payment on a home is becoming increasingly impractical.
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It is both arduous and impractical for small businesses to issue FOIA requests for inspection reports, as USDA suggests.
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The purchase is necessary and urgentThere are plenty of expenses that aren't exactly impractical, but they aren't essential, either.
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She has been carrying a small top-handle bag ($11,500), so small as to be more or less impractical.
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These include competition among exporters of the same commodities and poor infrastructure that makes cross-border value chains impractical.
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I had to drive to my job in Alexandria, Virginia, which made using public transportation to see Will impractical.
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In the past, cord-cutting was an impractical option because people missed out on live sports or broadcast news.
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He clashed for months with the officials, pushing for policies they saw as legally questionable, impractical, unethical or unreasonable.
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Nothing that I regularly use is completely broken on the Titan, but a good amount of it feels impractical.
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A boycott is simply impractical, and even the auto-captioning system's sharpest detractors, like Poynter, admit it's gotten better.
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As a rock dweller that does not school in large numbers, the lionfish is impractical to catch by net.
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The "Impractical Jokers Cruise" brings together comedians for a fun-filled cruise from Port of Miami to Nassau, Bahamas.
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And although these shoes could be considered a comfortable alternative to heels, some style experts just think they're impractical.
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It could absolutely tackle larger mowing jobs, but the inconvenience of having a power cord would make this impractical.
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All of them either changed plans, went bankrupt or liquidated after realizing it would be impractical or too expensive.
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"I like things that look like so much effort has gone into them but they are impractical," she said.
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When I first saw them, I was disappointed because they seemed super cute and super impractical for daily wear.
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Banks have long called the Community Reinvestment Act's requirements burdensome and impractical, but shirking them is not an option.
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" The university had warned that having too many students on Medicaid "would be impractical for the local medical community.
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From low-rise jeans to impractical bamboo bags, here&aposs a look at the worst trends from the 2010s.
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" Bloomberg has called Warren's wealth tax "probably unconstitutional," slammed Medicare for All and called free college tuition "totally impractical.
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Her mother warned her it was impractical, so she pursued a career in finance while writing on the side.
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But I went to drama school in Winston-Salem, N.C. I enjoyed my time there, but it was impractical.
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The thread addressed points made by critics that Hyperloop, a high-speed transit system proposed by Musk, is impractical.
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Those sound impractical and they admittedly are, and my pick this year may seem impractical to some as well, but the idea of getting wood-fired-pizza-oven-quality results on a countertop stove in the time it actually takes to make a real wood-fired pizza had my interest from the start.
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Though we're admittedly leaning toward the latter, we definitely look forward to seeing if this pretty impractical style catches on.
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For his Velocipedia project, he's turned a handful of the weirdest, most impractical ones into realistic renderings of actual bicycles.
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Setting a goal of losing 100 pounds in three months, however, is not only impractical, it's detrimental to your health.
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For WhatsApp, a user had to purposefully open the sent image, making the exploit impractical for botnets or mass surveillance.
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In the final 10 minutes of Killing Eve's first season, we witness the consummation — for now — of an impractical relationship.
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But while impressive, it's still the kind of high gaming performance that illustrates exactly why the 21 X is impractical.
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Coincidently, the impractical fear that the episode caused about kitchen gadgets being a fire hazard may have become a reality.
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Perhaps the cool, smooth two-fin style simply proved impractical; flight stability in atmosphere probably makes that top fin necessary.
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At some level those candidates' followers must know that there's something wildly impractical about the candidacy they are fervently supporting.
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Her mom, Jen, added that the glitter feature is a bit impractical and pretty messy, "but who cares?" she said.
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The G-Wagen is still a style statement, and it is incredibly impractical if you live in the real world.
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That seems both improbable and impractical, so companies like Cognata are filling the autonomous vehicle testing void with virtual miles.
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The response he received was sceptical at best, and he was mocked for suggesting such a ridiculous and impractical idea.
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In 2000, President Bill Clinton's dream of a final status agreement between Israel and the Palestinians proved to be impractical.
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In situations where it's difficult or impractical to install such a device, Mitsubishi suggests a water jet could be used.
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That exemption was originally used for items like buttons and pens where printing "paid for by x" was deemed impractical.
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For one thing, current technology limits them to delivering one item of post at a time, which is tremendously impractical.
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He dismissed the black nationalist and black power movements as impractical, a waste of time in a predominantly white country.
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Crucially, this must be achieved without the use of fences, which are costly and sometimes impractical to build and maintain.
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In the IoT segment, power budgets, bandwidth requirements and integration within sensor networks make today's vision technologies impractical and ineffective.
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That means, for me, Ancheer will be fun for spinning around the park, but impractical for journeys of any consequence.
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The commission previously declined to require such labels after Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google complained they would be impractical.
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While the objectives of this policy are lofty and admirable, the plan itself is impractical and will simply never work.
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Grohl's not pure practicality, though: He also owns a $140,000 Tesla which he acknowledges is 'impractical' and 'the stupidest thing.
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And if you don't regularly play video games, buying a PlayStation 4 just for watching sports is costly and impractical.
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Despite his rise in the polls, many analysts call Petro&aposs proposals impractical and still consider his campaign a longshot.
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But it was impractical to go through the exercise with a full dirt infield, so Toronto retained the dirt spots.
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Baltimore's public schools switched entirely to bottled water in 2007 because ripping out the lead plumbing would have been impractical.
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His machine is an impressive and impractical bit of craftsmanship—a monstrous proof of concept not meant for actual use.
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As much as it's fun to play with photo tools, they often create impractical looks and perpetuate unrealistic beauty standards.
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And if setting up enough sites is impractical, just how valuable are these ideas even if the research supports them?
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The kind of mass tape-pull that would be necessary to unearth lost recordings is both financially and logistically impractical.
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So has Andy, who is pictured above with an unnecessarily large and defiantly impractical phone that he brought from home.
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Each of IBM's beam spring switches were over an inch tall, making them completely impractical for… well pretty much anything.
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For those who are incarcerated, physical space is a finite resource, and so social distancing can be impractical, or impossible.
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If it becomes impractical to hide fortunes there, the money could migrate to Singapore, or, for that matter, to America.
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Many live in remote locations like Abosamso, where it is impractical to build and staff health facilities within easy reach.
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Yandy.com, a website that primarily specializes in impractical underwear, has leaned hard into Halloween for the past couple of years.
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But it was also completely impractical, rather uncomfortable, and it could seat just two adults — two not-very-tall adults.
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Forcing transgender people to use the bathroom of a gender with which they don't identify isn't just inconvenient or impractical.
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Below are some of the other strangest, most impractical nail art 'trends' that are — somehow — really on real people's fingernails.
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There's space tourism , too, though the quiet consensus among scientists seems to be that the idea is goofy and impractical.
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He calls it "Medicare for all," which may be wildly impractical, but it is not the same as Medicare dismantled.
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"The 'Concealed Carry Reciprocity' bill is both impractical and contrary to the rights of States," it said in a statement.
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CCS could develop faster than expected or turn out to be utterly impractical and too costly on any time scale.
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In practice, the policy is cumbersome and seemingly impractical, which may achieve the administration's goal of dissuading migrants from coming.
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The change may be a belated one, considering how Facebook has argued for so long that restrictions like disclaimers are impractical.
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Similarly, new threats may emerge through the use of systems that will complete tasks normally too impractical or onerous for humans.
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The problem with state-level legislation of this nature is that it manages to be both wildly impractical and entirely unenforceable.
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However, unlike its predecessor, the Yoga Book C930 uses a touch-sensitive e-ink screen instead of the impractical Halo keyboard.
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Trump sees the wall as vital to stemming illegal immigration, while Democrats and some Republicans see it as impractical and costly.
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But in the world of MOOCs those numbers can spiral, making it impractical for the instructors to do all the assessments.
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The fight over gun policy at the CNN/New York Times debate was sparked when Buttigieg suggested O'Rourke's proposal was impractical.
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Whether it's neon, rainbow, or tie-dye, there's something about impractical colors this season that we can't help but gravitate towards.
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The Waterfield is a great all-round casual bag, but the strap really makes it impractical for cycling or long wear.
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They shy away from this idea not because it resembles the enslavement of individuals to society, but because it is impractical.
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Most of the proposals were impractical, but ''we all felt like we could say anything to each other,'' Rozovsky told me.
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WORST: Sunnersta Mini Kitchen - $112I'm all for cute, tiny spaces, but this kitchen is kind of impractical in almost every sense.
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If users wanted their transactions to clear faster, they'd have to pay high fees for priority, making Bitcoin impractical to use.
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Instead of an impractical wall on the US-Mexican border, Bush proposed the construction of a permanent base on the moon.
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Parker will make 24 total passes through the corona, and during these times communication with Earth may be interrupted or impractical.
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"It is not that we do not understand that mothers need time with their children, but it is impractical," she said.
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Brussels can also withdraw equivalence status at short notice, making the regime impractical over the longer term in its current form.
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New Hampshire allows inmates to be executed by hanging if it becomes impractical to carry out a death sentence by injection.
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In all the affected countries, instructions were given through generic messages that were often impractical, and occasionally offensive, to local communities.
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She is the co-founder of Impractical Labor in Service of the Speculative Arts (ILSSA), a union for reflective creative practice.
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But that was impractical for trade and commerce—who wants to lug a pea-sized unit of water around all day?
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The senator from New Jersey talks about love—or "unreasonable, irrational, impractical love," as he once put it—all the time.
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Update February 25th, 10:40AM ET: Now that I've used the webcam for myself, I can say that it's woefully impractical.
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"On immigration:Williamson vehemently opposes the construction of a new barrier on the southern border and describes it as "expensive" and "impractical.
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Patting yourself down to check that you have everything becomes impractical, unless you want to fumble around like an old fool.
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"The Department believes that public comment on this rulemaking would be unnecessary, impractical, and contrary to the public interest," it wrote.
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Distances made it impractical to inspect places in advance, but to protect ourselves we decided to limit reservations to two weeks.
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For me, IRL versions of these temptations are things like boats or horses, both of which are somewhat notoriously impractical purchases.
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But the complexity of these systems — as well as practical issues like the tags falling off — has made this approach impractical.
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For construction companies, the massive (and necessary) sail pillar is polarizing and impractical, as it limits the utility of the bed.
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Kevin Lee, a spokesman for Long Beach, said it is impractical to open up posts on its city pages to comments.
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Cloaks might be the answer, but seem impractical for a city commuter with bags to carry and subway poles to grab.
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"It would be totally impractical to treat players as hourly employees," said Daniel Halem, M.L.B.'s deputy commissioner of baseball administration.
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Still, a dearth of publicly available charging infrastructure makes electrics impractical for long-haul trucking in the United States and elsewhere.
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After their daughter, Olivia, arrived nearly two years ago, staying in such a small apartment, with so many stairs, became impractical.
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Without them, the cantilevered sections would have to be so massive as to make the bridge too costly or otherwise impractical.
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He also felt it was impractical given the large number of players involved, and because many are now with different teams.
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For a time, Busia brought her along on some of Bourdain's journeys, but when Ariane started elementary school that became impractical.
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Lam initially said that would be "inappropriate and impractical" but on Sunday the government changed course on residents of Hubei Province.
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There was a time, not that long ago, when advocating clean energy was widely considered an impractical, counterculture sort of thing.
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Sometimes that involves delivering money directly to a host's doorstep, a process that can take 15 days and may be impractical.
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"Medicare for All" isn't "just impractical but morally wrong," Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Administrator Seema Verma said on the call.
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As data cannot be overwritten, data manipulation is extremely impractical, thus securing data and eliminating centralized points that cybercriminals often target.
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TII, which has called the new rules drastic and impractical, said the industry had written to the health ministry seeking clarification.
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Even if such an idea weren't impractical and constitutionally dubious at best, it would deal an irreparable blow to judicial independence.
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Because of the sheer number of recreational anglers in the United States, trying to count every fish they catch is impractical.
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Each team will be made up of one contestant and two people from Impractical Jokers, a hidden-camera show on TruTV.
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Deliveries are just one of the proposed uses of drones that seem speculative or impractical now but may become significant in future.
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Until now, its most attention-getting fare has included "Impractical Jokers" and "The Carbonaro Effect," amusing but relatively tame hidden-camera shows.
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As with the rest of the research, this method is satisfyingly clever, but a little too impractical to be a widespread danger.
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As we've pointed out before, a wall stretching the entire length of the US-Mexico border would be expensive, impractical, and unnecessary.
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The Ford company, synonymous with rapacious practicality, encounters the completely impractical pinnacle of motorsport and literally can't compute the resources it consumes.
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It's pretty much this generation's "Doom," in that it'll be ported to every single platform it can be, even hilariously impractical ones.
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The company has reported making such donations, while also saying it is "impractical" to require customers representing foreign countries to identify themselves.
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During Tuesday night's Democratic debate, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg suggested that O'Rourke's proposal was impractical and not fully fleshed out.
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They argued that the new requirement will drive up costs and make it impractical for them to manage money for small investors.
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The company liked to offer just enough innovation to keep a product interesting, without making it impractical for the majority of users.
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Between uncomfortable underwires, pretty-yet-impractical frills or unflattering silhouettes, shopping for the perfect pair of underwear is not an easy task.
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Plus, arm-squeezing cuffs are clunky, not portable, and they can be painful to older patients or impractical for people with obesity.
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Crucially, a match can only be made if the suspect's DNA can be collected, which makes it impractical for most cold cases.
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For larger files the method is mostly impractical, and it requires an insider to actually get the malware onto the protected machine.
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Although Sanders' proposals are impractical, they point in the direction the country must go in order to live up to its ideals.
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Even relatively accessible, widely available frameworks like TensorFlow on which to train and deploy AI are impractical for anyone without domain expertise.
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The base is impractical and the top seems too small to do much of anything but sit there, echoing the base's form.
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The New York Republican dismissed Democrat-backed proposals to create tuition-free college, including the one in her home state, as impractical.
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Some would view her vacillation as impractical, but Howard insists that every turn led her to discover an uncharted piece of herself.
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She describes H17 as a "pretty, but impractical place," where aesthetic considerations have been prioritized ahead of the needs of the users.
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Manual control of a tiny, fast-moving bug is impractical, so setting waypoints or areas of activity seems the more logical course.
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The policies he did have -- build a wall on the southern border and make Mexico pay for it, for example -- were impractical.
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New attacks may arise that would be impractical for humans alone to develop or which exploit the vulnerabilities of AI systems themselves.
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While the Vermont senator stands by his single-payer plan, Clinton has dismissed the idea as politically impractical under the current Congress.
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In an era of blended and extended families, it is impractical to exclude in-laws or other close relatives from such positions.
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VR helps with training in situations where an immersive, realistic environment is crucial, but using real equipment might be difficult or impractical.
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Advisors shut Trump's idea down "quickly and quietly" by telling the president that it was impractical and too expensive, the author said.
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This is exactly the sweet spot a flying car would land in today: impractical, inefficient, and merely a plaything of the rich.
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Big Grocery, like Big Pharma, might argue that packaging provides 21st-century security, and that precycling on a grand scale is impractical.
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Soli uses tiny radar units to detect gesture input where other forms of input, like a touchscreen, might be impractical or impossible.
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The clothing's impractical, the sort of stuff you only ever see on catwalks, but they manage it, just walking down the street.
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As the current paper explains, these prior attempts are all hampered by the fact that they require exotic and impractical fabrication techniques.
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"For too many people, consistent financial savings is both hard and impractical," said Jared Weinstein of Thrive Capital about why he invested.
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Tesla has also had to invest in the extensive network of fast-charging stations without which electric cars would simply be impractical.
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Books of The Times Peculiar, impractical and illegal though it may be, secession has its enthusiasts in a surprising number of states.
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Physicists later whittled that down to more modest but still impractical amount: the equivalent of the mass of Jupiter, converted to energy.
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Mr. Miller and others have pressed for implementing policies that current and former officials have called legally questionable, impractical, unethical or unreasonable.
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In one of the largest responses I've gotten to a newsletter yet, you told me that these ideas were misguided or impractical.
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But then again, it shouldn't be too recommendable; this isn't a column for lifehacks — it's for the most impractical sort of advice.
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"Every year of delay beyond 28503 brings a need for faster cuts, which become increasingly expensive, unlikely and impractical," the report states.
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"If you attempt to acquire too much, it's cost prohibitive, it's impractical, and you're going to drive away bidders," one aide said.
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That makes arming masses of teachers difficult at best – or as a Brookings Institution report put it recently, "entirely impractical" at worst.
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The capital's notorious traffic forces long commutes, meaning it's often impractical to return home to eat lunch, or even dinner until late.
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We don't want to create a world where dedicated public service careers become undesirable and impractical in the face of raw celebrity.
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Unless they're real and you can sell them for profit on the black market, why would you bother with this impractical style?
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"Every year of delay beyond 22019 brings a need for faster cuts, which become increasingly expensive, unlikely and impractical," the report states.
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However, Benetton added that one recent suggestion by the Lega political party that the euro should be scrapped in Italy was impractical.
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"No," he said, explaining that to be caught with such equipment would have been incriminating, and using it would have been impractical.
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Ladies have long been denied the convenience of functional pockets and our fashion options are for the most part decorative but impractical.
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Clearly his "lessons" from the French wars in Algeria and Indochina proved impractical during America's more recent conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Often they are individuals society might label as sensitive or impractical or otherworldly; sometimes they are artists of one kind or another.
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She wears a low-cut and impractical white dress, pinning her as the object of beauty — not a painter of beautiful objects.
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It first introduced the Roadster, a high-end electric sports car that was both expensive and impractical for most generic automotive applications.
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A few months after that, she wore a bomber jacket and a highly impractical pair of stilettos to visit hurricane-ravaged Houston.
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Instead, teens often supplement their sexual miseducation with porn, which fills the knowledge gaps with sometimes impractical, and at times violent, sexual expectations.
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Photo: Martin TajmarIf you want to send something deep, deep into space, it's impractical to load it up with lots of heavy propellant.
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The group did not comment on the panel's questions to the ministry, but has previously said bigger packaging warnings are "unreasonable" and "impractical".
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Avoiding those things all the time is impractical, and it might be hard to pinpoint an exact cause, but knowledge truly is power.
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I think it is pretty practical to think that any animal of that size flying longer than 8 hours is just – it's impractical.
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It's beautiful, inspired, totally impractical for almost any gigging musician, and possibly a small "fuck you" to the cost of 9-volt batteries.
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John Delaney: "If I was starting from scratch, yes, but trying to abolish the electoral college now is impractical," Delaney told the Post.
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It's the smart way to test out animal print since, after just one wear, you'll realize that zebra mohair sweater is pretty impractical.
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She didn't like any of the plans I made for her and wanted some bullsh– that was really impractical and not very fun.
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Your Teslas may be losing money, but you're never going to run out of ideas, no matter how impractical and expensive they are.
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In the meantime, Ocean Sole is prepared to remind you just how impractical your flip flops are --- and not just for walking backwards.
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Its single USB port was a prescient glimpse of what was to come, but it was impractical and unheard of at the time.
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Not that long ago, calls for a move to wind and solar power were widely perceived as impractical if not hippie-dippy silly.
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The ethic of responsibility holds that such stances are not merely impractical but wrong, and that what will not work cannot be moral.
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Climate deniers, as well as those with demonstrably impractical, short-term, feel-good solutions are moving us sideways when forward motion is essential.
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She lost her job and finds herself in line at the RAM clinic seeking vision care, a little overwhelmed and wearing impractical shoes.
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That many additional doses of rotavirus vaccine would be impractical because it's really only a health threat in children up to age 2.
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I'd need to remove my couch to free up some space, but removing furniture for a VR headset seems like an impractical sacrifice.
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While the VAIO P performed a little better at basic web browsing, the screen was still impractical and battery life was still unworkable.
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"The Trump administration's treatment of immigration exclusively as a criminal and national security matter is inhumane, impractical, and must end," reads the proposal.
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The number of significant sporting events taking place in cities across Europe on a daily basis can make tighter security measures everywhere impractical.
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Yes, up until now, users had no way of turning the Pixel Buds off other than putting them back in their impractical case.
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He thinks that it is both unfair and impractical to suggest that black communities must somehow heal themselves before the government can intervene.
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He sees the wall as vital to stemming illegal immigration, while Democrats and some Republicans see it as an impractical and costly project.
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These impractical images are continually shared on social media and forced down the throats of teenagers, only leading to more self-esteem issues.
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Thus, instead of fighting over politically impractical ideas such as privatization or unrealistic budgets, the time is right to discuss government reorganization, instead.
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Her idea was both impractical and reckless, they told her; any challenge to Plessy would result in the Supreme Court affirming it instead.
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There's the classic fix (cucumber slices), the impractical one (cold spoons), and the good-in-theory hack (covering them up with red lipstick).
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One part of that is the amount of processing encryption takes — an amount that could be impractical on small or low-end devices.
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"Requiring physical attendance at many shareholder meetings in order to exercise such votes is impractical and antiquated," Phillips told Reuters in an email.
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Those turned out to be impractical and tedious to use — though automated, the programs were flawed and missed many posts after several attempts.
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Business groups in the state had derided the bill as impractical and potentially disastrous for companies forced to move to green energy sources.
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Compassionate pro-choice writers eased my defensiveness, showed me why I was wrong and convinced me that pro-life laws would be impractical.
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However, this is impractical for some devices, especially ones that are hard-wired into your home like in-wall dimmers and smart thermostats.
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It's so impractical for most commuters that even before the appearance of its flashy rival, it was nearly empty much of the time.
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The state's huge size and crazy topography make road construction impractical; even Juneau, the capital, can be reached only by sea or air.
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It is impractical given the large number of players involved, and the fact that many of those players now play for other Clubs.
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But Cleveland Manager Terry Francona, like his pitchers, seems to think it would be impractical to expect heavy bullpen usage to carry over.
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J.P. Morgan Asset Management CEO Mary Erdoes on Friday gave a bullish case for stocks, saying optimism about the booming market isn't impractical.
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The nickname was surely also a snarky reference to an architectural folly — an extravagant, impractical structure erected purely to beautify a natural landscape.
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Many users of Sina Weibo, China's version of Twitter, were even more critical, saying policing teenagers' behavior online seemed impractical and ill-informed.
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Until now, the display manufacturer's smallest OLED TV panels have been 55-inches big, making them impractical for many smaller homes and apartments.
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Amazon has spent years feeding us a steady diet of impractical tech—not impossible to technically execute, but not easy or worthwhile either.
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Paddy Johnson is the editor of the forthcoming book "Impractical Spaces" and the founding editor of the contemporary art blog Art F City.
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Another friction point is the fact that Britain wants a separate deal on fisheries to be renewed every year, something Barnier called impractical.
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Virtual clothes while at the moment impractical offer a possible path toward a potential solution, or at least are an avenue worth exploring.
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And then there is the further impediment of having to argue for an impractical and undeliverable customs arrangement unlike any other in existence.
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Currently there are three land corridors between China and Europe: a southern one, via Iran, made impractical by American sanctions; a middle one, via the Caspian Sea and then across Georgia to the Black Sea, made impractical by the lack of modern deep-sea Georgian ports; and a northern one, via Russia, on which most east-west land trade currently flows.
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"Impractical Jokers" is just dumb fun, but what do you expect from a prank show in which loud comics accost strangers on the streets?
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She had tried wigs the first time around but found them uncomfortable and impractical because of her active lifestyle that involves running and swimming.
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Enforcing a patent against minimal infringement acts is impractical and uneconomical (unless you're 3D printing a patented stealth bomber or another high-dollar item).
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And yes, some of that hair and makeup — not to mention the avant-garde clothes — is downright impractical for citizens of the real world.
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Before objecting that this rule would be impractical or subject officers to 20/20 hindsight, consider that it's already the Department of Justice's standard.
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Obama, who was speaking from the White House briefing room to deliver remarks about the U.S. economy, called that plan "impractical" with enormous implications.
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Impractical, because watertight encryption programmes will then be written outside America and Europe, and there is little the authorities can do to stop it.
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Russian accessory maker Caviar is known for strapping impractical gold-plated objects onto the backs of iPhones, like a gold-trimmed solar charging panel.
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And while wearing the trend in your everyday life may be wildly impractical, as the saying goes: Why not stop and smell the roses?
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Okay, so while it does the whole suction thing well, the case is incredibly impractical when I want to put it in my pocket.
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Yes, but: Larger scale stem cell transplants to combat HIV would be too impractical and risky to present a viable path to a cure.
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When you think of concept cars, the inevitable images that come to mind are of exaggerated designs, impractical proportions, and profoundly self-indulgent experiences.
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Since it is impractical to get every citizen to complete a long questionnaire regularly, statisticians interview what they hope is a representative sample instead.
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In 2016 alone, cruises dedicated to the truTV series Impractical Jokers, the band Kiss, and adult teenager Rob Gronkowski have all departed from Miami.
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The Tobacco Institute of India, an industry lobby that has called the new rules drastic and impractical, has called the panel's latest recommendations "excessive".
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For most people, retiring before age 66 (and change) is impractical, if not impossible, as full Social Security benefits don't kick in until then.
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And for all its proponents' claims that it is "digital gold," bitcoin's volatility means that it is highly impractical as a store of value.
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There's no "right way" to defend it, and those who've tried maintain that his timing, command, and understanding of angles make stopping it impractical.
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That such a clearly impractical and politically no-win scheme made it through the Democratic policy machine might seem amazing; but it did not.
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Low power signals produced by RFID tags have required multiple reads, resulting in delays of up to two minutes — making real-world applications impractical.
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The recipes range from wildly impractical to only slightly so, and the writing is shot through with the Joe Beef team's characteristic wry humor.
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"The pump has proved beneficial at times when traditional methods such as harvesting snow are becoming impractical due to its erratic pattern," added Sharma.
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But Mr Trump is offering impractical policies that would harm America if enacted, by driving away precisely those Muslim allies best placed to help.
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"The Trump administration's treatment of immigration exclusively as a criminal and national security matter is inhumane, impractical and must end," the Sanders campaign wrote.
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He called a proposal by the presumptive Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump, to build a wall along the entire border both "immoral" and "impractical."
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Actually, as unpopular — and ultimately impractical — as Cain's beliefs about the gold standard may be, there's more than a slice of truth to them.
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Kasich has taken a common sense approach to immigration; instead of supporting the impractical deportation of all illegal immigrants, Kasich proposed meaningful immigration reform.
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While the style can look glamorous, it can also be pretty impractical to have strands of hair constantly waving in front of your face.
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And while his beliefs are no doubt deeply held, some—such as Vermont seceding from the US to join Canada—are also deeply impractical.
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His comments were widely condemned by U.S. politicians, both Democrats and Republicans, with many saying such a ban would be impractical and likely unconstitutional.
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A number of the earlier versions of the dripper were much wider and shallower, which met flow requirements but the designs themselves were impractical.
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The large size and 7.25-pound weight of this polyester filled, cotton-covered pillow also make it impractical to bring with you during travels.
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But I think it is impractical and imprudent to — forgive me for another reference to "This Is Spinal Tap" — turn it up to 11.
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HBlife Acrylic Pencil and Pen Holder, $9.99, available at Amazon A pile of writing utensils on your desk is not only impractical, but messy.
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It presents important questions that warrant immediate appellate review and is another impractical attempt to disrupt and distract the president from his official duties.
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The women's lawyers pursued class action because it would have been impractical to file separate suits for the number of women who were affected.
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After he and his team judged such an explosion impractical, the Defense Department went ahead with plans to develop the Missile Defense Alarm System.
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If you have long hair, you know how impractical it is to leave it down in a fight for the fate of the universe.
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The company's outdated information technology systems updated inventory only once a day — making it impractical to offer buy-online, pick-up-in-store offerings.
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They bought a red convertible Mazda Miata (an otherwise impractical vehicle, Steven said, but one that was perfect for their new life) for $4,500.
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Under normal circumstances your mom and dad might dismiss that as impractical, or perhaps even as a socialist plot to take away their hamburgers.
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He crammed such discoveries into impractical vehicles – a souped-up Renault Clio, a string of Porsches – in which he hurtled around the mountain roads.
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Streaming live video Mobile video broadcasting was once a novelty because live streams had a tendency to be spotty, unreliable and impractical to produce.
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Despite student successes on the race circuit, many analysts, car manufacturers, and industry titans have written off solar technology as impractical for consumer vehicles.
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But the vast amount of work that would be needed to get a Hyperloop system running might not be as impractical as it seems.
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But the Y35 is also very clearly just a toy compared to any modern camera, and it seems like a fairly impractical one at that.
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The same way that Victorian side-saddle skirts and Shape-Up sneakers seem archaic and impractical now, these too will become relics from the past.
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A patent application is no guarantee whatsoever, and companies regularly file them for dustbin products and methods that range from achingly mundane to completely impractical.
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In many ways, Dose Your Dreams is a rather tender and gentle record, encouraging people to pursue their idealism, no matter how foolish or impractical.
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But China has faced increasing pushback from partner countries around the world over the Belt and Road, including accusations of unreasonable debts and impractical projects.
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Musk famously flew into Thailand with his "mini-submarine," which was ridiculed by many for being an absurd and impractical way to save the kids.
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In the landscape of lingerie, the spectrum of offerings go from very racy (see also: impractical), to very cutesy, and then (sharply) to very basic.
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The Chinese were most receptive to economists who themselves hailed from planned economies and understood their flaws but also knew that sudden changes were impractical.
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Of course, it's possible that if policymakers really grappled with what staying below 2°C entails, they might come away thinking it's impractical or undesirable.
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I wanted to like them, but they seemed impractical for the kind of person person just trying to make it through life (and the subway).
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Such a venture is possible given the lighter travel demands in a 16-game regular season, but wholly impractical in the NBA's 82-game equivalent.
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The massive whip he used, while completely impractical for taming lions and other large beasts, still makes Indiana Jones and Catwoman look like complete amateurs.
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Say you're a fan of the muscular-looking Mercedes-AMG GT, but it's woefully impractical for carrying your two kids or any sort of cargo.
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Some Democrats have cast Medicare for All — which could carry a price tag in the tens of trillions of dollars — as too expensive or impractical.
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Use Classic Money-Saving Strategies It may be impractical for you to shift your travel plans from July back to March, when airfare is cheaper.
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Although he loved reading and writing historical fiction, the research required for writing real historical fiction was impractical, he wrote in his biography, I, Asimov.
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On the other: those who say such a goal is impractical and we should also allow for nuclear power and fossil fuels with carbon capture.
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He and his team have gone hard after Harris as well, attacking her newly unveiled version of "Medicare for All" as impractical and too expensive.
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But, while underground cisterns may be impractical, a number of towns in California are experimenting with permeable pavements and rain gardens for capturing storm water.
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During the 1950s and 403s, in a time where traveling to a tropical destination was impractical for most Americans, tiki culture provided the ultimate fantasy.
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A performer could certainly opt to take PrEP, but mandating it across the industry is impractical, said John Schwada, the communications director for the AHF.
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For instance, stories about animal "families" often splice together footage of unrelated animals to create narratives that would otherwise be impossible or impractical to film.
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"While the impulse of the advocacy groups to demand the debt be expunged may be well intentioned, it is impractical for several reasons," he wrote.
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Revolutionary technologies always start as impractical and expensive, Mr. Musk explained, so Tesla's first car would be a two-seat roadster that sold for $110,000.
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In other words, Gates emphasized how women are bound to an impractical amount of constraints that don't allow them to successfully enter the tech world.
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Critics of the draft legislation worry that it is impractical and will ultimately weaken digital security by forcing companies to write "backdoors" into their systems.
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These are the very proposals which are preventing an agreement being reached and so not having a position seems impractical, if this is your aim.
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However, our views are split on this suit: Some of us liked it, but others found the styles impractical for larger busts and petite women.
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The search for a go-to pair of cute, versatile flats is often a game involving too many blisters, worn-out soles, and impractical upkeep.
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Many researchers believe that if cranberry has some protective effect, the amount needed would be so great as to be impractical for a wholesale recommendation.
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The other is that mass deportation is a tremendously impractical policy proposal — it would cost billions of dollars, take years, and cause tremendous legal headaches.
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However Musk's unasked for experimental 'escape pod' device has not been involved in the rescue mission — after being deemed impractical for conditions in the caves.
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He promised to overhaul the American youth system, no matter how impractical that was, a necessary step toward playing the way he said Americans crave.
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But cutting yourself off completely from all current events is also impractical unless you are really wealthy or you like living like an Australian bushman.
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He rebuffed calls for national health insurance as impractical, backed a balanced budget, insisted that most welfare be connected to work and supported free trade.
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The state government soon challenged this law in India's Supreme Court on the grounds that it was impractical because the river stretched far beyond Uttarakhand.
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Modernizing the stacks was ruled out as too expensive (about $200 million) and impractical (Hate the sound of someone eating an apple in a library?
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As Europe's migrant crisis continues unabated, VICE News spoke with international aid and human rights groups who said the deal is both impractical and unethical.
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In Greenpoint, Brooklyn, they checked out new construction, but were surprised to find small kitchens that often had wine coolers but seemed impractical for cooking.
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At one point, "People, Power, and Profits" rules out the idea of a universal basic income because the necessary tax increases would be politically impractical.
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While it would be impractical for the city to get rid of its existing regulations in one fell swoop, it could phase in new regulations.
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It would have been impractical to establish a park there during the construction phase, the statement said, mainly because the designation would have precluded building.
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I bought it from Christie's, London, about 10 years ago, and the size probably made it impractical for most people to consider bidding on it.
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So when students carrying such mentality move on to colleges, they lack an appreciation for the liberal arts way of learning which they deem impractical.
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One lesson here is that Mr. Trump's deal-cutting approach is wholly inadequate — and impractical — in view of the size of the American labor market.
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For some reason, all the gang members wear impractical snow-white sweatsuits, probably to enhance our appreciation of the gore when they inevitably get plugged.
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But, they say, they worry she can't beat Trump: because she's too far left, because she's too impractical, because she doesn't speak to white Midwesterners.
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They are for guests, even ones who cannot afford their own chauffeur-driven Rolls — or for that matter, have children who render sporty wheels impractical.
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So it suggested that you could do some kind of incredibly impractical heist where you buy property, but your neighbor has much more valuable property.
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In 2016, President Barack Obama dismissed reparations as politically impractical during an interview with Ta-Nehisi Coates, whose Atlantic article sparked renewed interest in reparations.
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Absolutely. State and local elected officials need to learn that in many instances, especially when an evacuation order is impractical, there is a third choice.
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Now it's time to move climate policy beyond impractical radicalism and feckless virtue-signaling to something that can achieve a plausible, positive and bipartisan result.
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The endeavor has a deliberate sense of futility to it, which derives not only from the project's impractical scope but also its method and materials.
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I have a reading chaise, which is completely impractical in my tiny Brooklyn apartment, but I do love having a designated spot just for reading.
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But a decision had to be made somehow, and the suggestions of purists that the match be extended to 16, 18, or more games seem impractical.
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Animal print anything — from a bodysuit to a handbag — can seem like an intimidating (and impractical) addition to a jeans and T-shirt kind of wardrobe.
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"However, once capture operations become impractical or hazardous due to steep terrain the remaining goats would be removed by lethal means," the National Park Service says.
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The paper complained that conventional financial institutions create unnecessary friction: banks and other mediators pass on costs as transaction fees that make "small casual transactions" impractical.
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It's certainly impractical at the airport if you have a lot of walking to do but I'm a sucker for them, I'm just gonna say it.
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In regions like this, putting bug spray every day is impractical and expensive and it's unlikely you'll use a mosquito net when you go to work.
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Having 1,200 to 1,500 people walking down the side of the highway is just impractical — you had to go at the pace of the slowest person.
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But the full immersive experience of VR makes it impractical for daily life, and that's where augmented reality and mixed reality experiences can take the lead.
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In a country where education, health services and infrastructure are in a state of chronic disrepair, restoring impractical wooden houses is not high on anyone's list.
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The drones will come in handy when dealing with deliveries in dense, urban areas, where parking is impractical and people live in high-rise apartment buildings.
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Castellano notes that it's easy to label a single protein but much more challenging to label all of them in the blood and thus it's impractical.
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Blood Orbit Science fiction authors have long had to get around a pesky limitation — the speed of light, which makes traveling between stars in space impractical.
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Earlier this year, the Trump administration floated massive cuts to US funding for the UN, which were popular with some pro-Israel conservatives but ultimately impractical.
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GUTFELD: No, it&aposs impractical to say -- when you just say that there&aposs too many guns, that is a blanket statement that doesn&apost apply.
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So when your schedule is jam-packed and you have zero time to mess with an impractical wardrobe, your clothes and accessories have to keep up.
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However, registration is expensive and time-consuming, and so U.S. law also provides a set of exemptions from registration for companies where that process is impractical.
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In response to the NTSB's initial proposal in 2013, the founder of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), Candace Lightner, said it was an impractical, unrealistic idea.
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Even if these gatherings are truly public, as Facebook has suggested they will be, it will be impractical for the vast majority of users to attend.
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It was this narrative — teens as nonsensical and impractical — that opponents of the March For Our Lives tried to use in order to discredit the protest.
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Film fests may be inefficient, impractical affairs, but they're also where a lot of seeds are planted, and where the audience's reaction has a real impact.
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A space laser turns out to be a highly effective way to knock debris out of orbit, especially smaller pieces that are impractical to snatch directly.
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Sanders, on the other hand, told us in detail, and, honestly, it was enormously impractical and might have scared the pants off a lot of America.
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From the farm to the carts, it is an integrated crop-to-pop producer: a bold, unusual model that might prove impractical on a bigger scale.
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Israelis in the area said such an arrangement was impractical, and they cast the handover of the land to full Jordanian control as a diplomatic failure.
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" • "For critics, it represents an ill-conceived and impractical attempt to redirect the rewards earned by the most productive and inventive entrepreneurs, investors and business leaders.
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For critics, it represents an ill-conceived and impractical attempt to redirect the rewards earned by the most productive and inventive entrepreneurs, investors and business leaders.
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But one Russian luxury company called Caviar has decided to pose a simple question: What if the AirPods Pro were even more prohibitively expensive and impractical?
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It's a little large and impractical to bring with you everywhere you go, but eventually the Project Soli chipset will start appearing in smartphones and watches.
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Driving the news: Feinstein attacked the resolution as impractical, talked up her long experience and recent re-election, and handed out her own less aggressive resolution.
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It is impractical to think that any momentary confusion would change purchasing decisions or sports allegiance, said Mark Lemley, a trademark expert and Stanford University professor.
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Realistically, my bridal party was never going to wear their dresses again, so spending upwards of $100 for a one-time-wear item was financially impractical.
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First lady Melania Trump's outfits have been knocked in the past for being controversial, impractical, and massively expensive, but that's not the first lady's entire wardrobe.
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Critics argue its an impractical way to raise revenue at the possible expense of hurting economic growth, and others have raised questions whether it is constitutional.
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The warnings "made the weapon impractical to use, and it gave a lot of us the impression that we weren't getting the full story," he said.
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And while breast cancer professionals know that psychological help would be a big advantage to many women, the sheer numbers of those diagnosed makes it impractical.
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And some measures that have been used in other countries — searching cars and passengers before they enter the airport and profiling travelers — would be impractical here.
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While on tour this year with Impractical Jokers, truTV's wildly popular hidden-camera comedy show, Murray secretly filmed thousands of fans asking Davies to marry him.
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But Ms. Watkins alleged in the lawsuit that the method of prefilling by a pharmacist was impractical, unaffordable and not covered by insurance, the lawsuit said.
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A common critique of Gehry's work, Cai admitted, is that his buildings are impractical, mere spectacles, but the artist disagrees, describing the architect as ''very conscientious.
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If that all sounds like a lot of effort just to use a security camera, that's because the security concerns make Ring products impractical to own.
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But Consumer Reports thinks the C.D.C.'s advice is "impractical" and is now urging consumers to avoid all romaine lettuce, whether it is bagged or not.
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On Thursday, Mr. Irving said it was impractical and potentially dangerous to expect the Capitol Police to assess each individual threat against a member fast enough.
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And, it's not as if she has decided to be a stalking horse for her ideological doppelganger: she has attacked Sanders as ineffective, impractical and sexist.
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M.L.B. said in its statement that it would have been impractical to punish the players, because they were not in official leadership roles at the time.
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That was impractical at Guantánamo, Dr. Rosecrans and others contended, where detainees were under stress and often unwilling to talk about what had happened to them.
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The most impractical solutions to mundane problems form the basis of xkcd creator Munroe's new book, How To: Absurd Scientific Advice for Common Real-World Problems.
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Previously, slow shutter and film speeds had made it impractical to shoot dancers and actors unless they were prettily posed and carefully lighted in a studio.
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Companies like Uber are able to operate only in New York City because state laws for group insurance policies make it financially impractical to operate elsewhere.
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Impractical Jokers, as fans know, began as viral videos in which the quartet of comedians would dare each other to compete in increasingly embarrassing social situations.
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The CBP had rejected a recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that it vaccinate migrants, saying such a program was impractical and complex.
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The interlock industry and others objected, arguing that rolling retests were safe and that, in any case, it was impractical to expect drivers to pull over.
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In an attempt to be more stylish, a lot of the shirts — like oversized crop tops and baggy windbreakers — became impractical for actually working out in.
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And when she shows up in stiletto heels to the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, choosing an unarguably impractical style of footwear for community service, people notice.
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A sequined turtleneck: the most impractical clothing item anyone could ever buy, or the one wardrobe hero that can get you through every party this holiday season?
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The case "presents important questions that warrant immediate appellate review and is another impractical attempt to disrupt and distract the President from his official duties," Laco said.
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That's right, a shirt so hideous and impractical that it would only be worn by someone trying to cover their disproportioned, deformed, or otherwise unsightly neck. Interesting.
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They have a deep drive to adhere to their lofty ideals, no matter how impractical they are, or how much they might oppose someone else's emotional needs.
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This proposal, which came to be known as "zero nukes," foundered only on Reagan's unwillingness to relinquish his beloved, yet utterly impractical, Star Wars space defense system.
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It pokes fun at the female avatar's hellaciously impractical costume, and mines surprising pathos from the way time never really seems to move forward in a game.
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I'm not going to say this doesn't add to the device's sense of futuristic cool, because it does, but Vivo's solutions range from imperfect to entirely impractical.
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That goes for Brian Wohlgemuth of Indiana, who has test-driven a Tesla and liked it, but found it impractical for his family, which includes nine grandkids.
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Humanity has invented countless instruments to produce many sounds, and, most recently, digitally synthesized sounds that would be difficult or impractical to generate with a physical instrument.
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The authority is now requiring the re-registration of opposition parties, a process whose rules are so impractical that it appears designed to abolish many of them.
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Others in the industry argue car makers have only limited control over how quickly consumers embrace vehicles that - at least for now - are inherently expensive or impractical.
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Regional geoengineering is impractical (stratospheric winds disperse particles across whatever hemisphere they are deposited in) so a solar sunshade would have to be either hemispheric or global.
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Yes, I realize Siri went hands-free some time ago, but speaking to a phone that's still in your pocket or handbag is impractical for multiple reasons.
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Encouraging more pasture-fed cattle would also cut methane emissions from manure, but that is impractical for many dairies, particularly as California enters another year of drought.
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The display, for starters, has no bottom bezel whatsoever, which looks futuristic, but would be a nightmare to handle and is probably impractical in engineering terms anyway.
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However, since the software is primarily designed for editing one photo at a time, many of its tools are impractical for use on a 25+ frame animation.
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Simply put, 8K is impractical in every possible way: Our internet and our computers aren't good enough for it, and it'll take years until we get there.
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Yet if all you need to send are GPS coordinates or a short message, it's perfectly sufficient and works great where mobile and satellite connections are impractical.
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Palepu describes four "packing personalities" in the book, and you're probably one of them: The Anxious Overpacker, The Forever Forgetful, The Jumbled Traveler and the Impractical Daydreamer.
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That said, in many regions, it's impractical to wear thick socks for much of the year, so Magic Socks are a reasonable, thinner alternative for warmer months.
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Later, he tells me something so politically impractical he can't help but grin: the Rohingya Football Club wants to play a match against a Myanmar national side.
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Currently, it is impractical for life insurers to buy Formosa rated below Single A, as there are restrictions on how much lower-rated paper they can purchase.
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But generally Mr. Tkachenko-Papizh finds rehearsing to be impractical, preferring to leave each performance as an organic compilation of whatever enters his mind at the moment.
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Telling people that they should re-educate themselves is fundamentally elitist, may be impractical, and fails to acknowledge the skills that people in these areas already have.
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That doesn't make the mask any less impractical — it is wildly so — especially if you are expecting to type all day at your computer, like I am.
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"I think it's impractical to say — they're saying repeal everything, even those things the parliamentarian says we can't repeal, and then put them back in place," Sen.
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The president's idea was described as impractical because of the size of the area and too costly for the U.S. military at a time of competing priorities.
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Others in the industry argue car makers have only limited control over how quickly consumers embrace vehicles that – at least for now – are inherently expensive or impractical.
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Last November, he floated the possibility of creating a "deportation force" to roust them from American communities, but many policy experts view this approach as highly impractical.
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Widespread E-Verify rollout is impractical with millions of unauthorized residents currently enmeshed in our labor force, but it's a natural complement to a generous legalization program.
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However, there is little gore and a complete lack of sex and gratuitous nudity—the characters even get in the water fully clothed, which, frankly, seems impractical.
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Those seemed ironically impractical for something inspired by office supplies, but there were also Plexiglas briefcases—if only the business world were so enthusiastic about being transparent!
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But while you can force yourself not to touch your face, it's going to be pretty impractical to avoid touching your smartphone for the next few months.
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For close to four full weeks, flocks of editors and influencers can be counted on to buzz about in their most prized — and often beautifully impractical — possessions.
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Though the animals are not protected under Hong Kong law, the hunts were suspended last year after lawmakers and animal rights activists called them inhumane and impractical.
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Pearce was a vocal backer of Trump in 2016 — and even stumped for him — but has since bucked the president's border wall proposal, slamming it as impractical.
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Trump may assume this is an ingenious legal strategy, but in reality it's so impractical that a prominent law professor says it literally can't be the case.
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The Army ended drug testing at the site in the 1970s, concluding that using chemical agents to incapacitate enemy forces, especially on a large scale, was impractical.
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"For these and other reasons, the whole notion of simply recovering ancient DNA and plugging it into living cells to generate zygotes is profoundly impractical," he said.
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A number of Bader works explore the often ridiculous nature of money in the art world, where impractical, valueless objects can command hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Although the two have long appreciated the impractical and whimsical, they've also been equally attuned to the appeal of everyday objects that make city life more pleasant.
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Intel argues that pulling off an attack would require local access, specialized gear, and a high level of skill, making it relatively impractical in the real world.
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But salt and other commodity-backed currencies often proved impractical and not durable enough, so governments began making coins with metals such as gold and copper. 3.
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He and the two other Republicans who represent border districts have long said that building a wall along the entire southwestern border would be impractical and ineffective.
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However, the state's long coastline and the associated danger of storm surge and seawater incursion make it impractical to run lines beneath the surface in some areas.
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Contemporaneous illustrations show men in comically tall white wigs, carrying preposterously tiny hats, wearing tight and garishly embroidered waistcoats, brightly colored stockings and impractical slipper-like shoes.
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But like other former officials, Mr. Jones said that ramping up the operations of the militias while drawing down the American military would be impractical and ineffective.
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But the government says having a twin rate structure and differentiating between two kinds of matches is impractical in the GST regime, which emphasizes a uniform rate.
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Older teens are generally allowed to drive in the United States because life without a car is so impractical, and driving them around everywhere is so annoying.
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Oprah orchestrated her book club first through her daytime TV show and later her monthly magazine, which made it impractical to periodically check in on old selections.
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Of course, the inverse of owning an idea is owning something that may in fact be tangible, but also too unruly, too impractical, to live with comfortably.
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As a host of political and demographic factors make it impractical to meet conservation goals solely through dedicated nature reserves, we are fortunate to have some alternatives.
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Kate Willett, Ismael Loutfi and Ryan Donahue host a lineup that features Hari Kondabolu, Sal Vulcano from "Impractical Jokers," Emmy Blotnick, Langston Kerman and Dan St. Germain.secretloftnyc.
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With pipeline supplies either limited by capacity or impractical, LNG - where gas is cooled to a liquid for delivery by sea - has become the fastest growing traded commodity.
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But it's time to get real: We could probably throw away a good chunk of what we own because it's either impractical, outdated, or just flat out unnecessary.
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The only Jayden Smith that is even remotely dangerous is this tattoo of Jaden Smith on Impractical Joker Sal Vulcano's haunch, and even then it looks quite pleasant.
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A new line of jeans aims to appeal to both those who'd rather wear leggings on the reg and consumers who consider denim impractical in super-hot weather.
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It was easy to slot under my TV or on my desk, and the system isn't big or heavy to the point that moving it around became impractical.
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The FCC says it's able to implement this ban because internet access is an interstate service, and it's impractical to make ISPs treat interstate and intrastate traffic differently.
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Not feasible "It's impractical to think we're going to do that for millions of people," said Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease.
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Norman, the 2019 leader at 400m, has said he will stick with the longer race at Des Moines because a 200-400 double would be impractical schedule-wise.
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"Investing in the entire Value portfolio is not only impractical for most active investors, but is also subject to a massive return drag from the losers," they added.
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But other countries like the US and UK say such legislation would be impractical, because of the impossibility of defining what does and does not constitute human control.
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On The Late Show last night, Stephen Colbert did his best Tim Cook impersonation to announce some of the iPhone 7's previously unannounced, highly impractical new features.
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But it was also meant to serve as a rebuttal to skeptics who dismissed the Hyperloop as too fanciful, impractical, and expensive to exist in the real world.
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Unlike most of the Biennale's works, this project is only available online, a sensible choice since humans-as-exhibition-space seems slightly impractical to present over many months.
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Since equal healthcare for all is "impossible and impractical," Gruber described a two-tier health system, in which a defined accepted minimum standard must be defined and covered.
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And while McMillan's policy prescriptions were sometimes impractical—he called for reducing all rents to 2001 levels—the issue has recently received more serious treatment from aspiring politicians.
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Bulky, impractical, awesome For almost as long as there have been iPads, there have been people at airports and cafes pecking away at emails on tiny Bluetooth keyboards.
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Stablecoins are designed to overcome the wild price swings that have rendered bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies impractical both for commerce and payments and as a store of value.
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"This is a teeny, teeny step away from the militant empire that we operate, and it's so impractical, but it's a step in the right direction," Paul said.
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It was an ugly and impractical short-term solution—one that may not have improved if a physician named Harold Gillies hadn't taken an interest in the problem.
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Fans of the lifestyle website goop know that while all of the products curated by Gwyneth Paltrow are posh and beautiful, some of them are just downright impractical.
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It also requires applications and reporting that fall outside the normal workstream of physician practices, making it impractical for many providers to incorporate it into their business model.
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But the kind of housing he describes is impractical, illegal or too costly to build in much of the United States today, in suburbs and big cities alike.
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For Vogt, Cruise represented a return to the autonomous vehicles he had loved working on while at MIT, but seemed impractical to tackle as a startup until now.
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In the end, the idea was reportedly never implemented, with other executives arguing it was impractical compared with other methods Uber has of tracking its competitors, Isaac writes.
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Many experts say that such a project would be both costly and impractical, as it would disrupt downtown transport and force the lengthy closing of some subway tracks.
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"That's a big change," he said, compared with the early electric models that could go fewer than 100 miles, a limitation that made them impractical for many consumers.
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The Javelin is also an expensive and impractical choice to give a country with a large military that already has anti-tank guided missiles, and makes its own.
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Those ideas are right there on my Bucket List of Things I Wanna Do That I Would Actually Never Do Because They'd Be Both Impractical And Kinda Miserable.
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It's unclear whether he soured on the idea of a broader clemency or whether he and his staff considered it impractical as his eight years in office ended.
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In the introduction to a later study, Dr. Seder said, they described intravenous injection of vaccines as "impractical" for humans and instead endorsed giving BCG by aerosol mist.
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Because they are used infrequently and intermittently, new antibiotics cannot earn back their capital costs unless they are very expensive, which is impractical and unacceptable in today's environment.
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Yang has also previously warned that such a move will inflame the president's base, and would be "impractical" due to the low chance of success in the Senate.
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For starters, it seems kind of impractical that Ross starts the series with a Ph.D., especially since he is supposed to be 26 years old in the pilot.
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Plus, aside from the fact that there is no shortage of actual knives available for just about any application, this seems highly impractical, potentially dangerous, and likely unsanitary.
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"Kobach's immigration policies tend to have the hallmarks of being both impractical and cruel," said Miranda Blue, research editor at People for the American Way, an advocacy group.
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As skeptic-in-chief, Trump exploits a longstanding American tradition of anti-intellectualism that makes scientists and professors seem impractical and untrustworthy figures who need to be resisted.
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They are under various degrees of surveillance, but a full-time watch on all of them would require up to 40 officers per individual — impractical, security sources say.
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This lack of insight into the real lives of poor people leads those in charge to come up with ideas that are ridiculously impractical, unrealistic and even laughable.
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Since the point of White Elephant is to get rid of your junk acquired over the last year, gifts tend to be pretty impractical, and competition can get dicey.
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Unless it becomes too impractical or too expensive to make goods overseas, Cramer found only a small amount of manufacturing companies that fit the "buy American, hire American" bill.
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Quantum theorist Alán Aspuru-Guzik of Harvard University estimates that around 10,000 of today's physical qubits would be needed to make a single logical qubit—a totally impractical number.
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It is ideal to begin vaccinating pets as the maternal antibodies are wearing off (determining this timing is impractical, though) to prevent pets from being exposed to a disease.
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As millennials, our earnest striving—for jobs that fulfill us, partners who complete us, life choices that signify we give a damn about something—may seem privileged and impractical.
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When standing the robot can move its arms, torso, and head with remarkable speed, but the robot walks at an agonizingly slow pace making it impractical for home surveillance.
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And this "blogging" thing they were all doing was wildly unhinged, experimental, impractical, and, according to any of mainstream publishing and journalism's practitioners of the moment, kind of sacrilegious.
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More often than not, Martin fixes random bugs on a variety of projects, and he says it can be impractical to go through this process for these small fixes.
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That makes them impractical for general use by health-care workers in poor countries, who may need to carry out diagnostic tests in the field without access to electricity.
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When it comes to laptops and PCs, that means unfettered ambitions and even wildly impractical dreams about computing and how it could transform in the short- and long-term.
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Now Vans is the latest of our go-to shoe names to give some of its signature kicks a brand-new look — one that's wonderfully impractical and unexpectedly cute.
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But not everybody does their homework: for every fictional space suit that's more than just a fancy costume, there's one that's impractical and nonsensical even in a fictional world.
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I'm sure actually owning one of these cars would be a woefully impractical driving experience, what with that enormous front end, red-tinted glass, and clumsy ingress and egress.
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"It is economically impractical to grow, harvest, or process raw products that are totally free of non-hazardous, naturally occurring, unavoidable defects," says the US Food and Drug Administration.
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That's because low-enriched uranium is only 3.67% U-235 — the uranium isotope needed to create a nuclear weapon — and is impractical for use in a weapon, Harrington explained.
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Instead, she's lured into Hadestown by the promise of work and food, after the impractical artist Orpheus spends the winter crafting a song and not bringing any money home.
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My creative colaborator Vanesa Bee "Movie" Croft will be forcing models to stand and endure pain in my mediocre and impractical garment's for 6 hours its gona be fun.
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But that threat has remained largely hypothetical: No Echo malware has appeared in the wild, and even proof-of-concept attacks on the devices have remained impractical at best.
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The interface could also prove useful for remote applications, like in outer space or in search-and-rescue missions where it's unsafe or impractical for a human to work.
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While targeted cures like the one being tested in Black Diamond would likely be impractical for most wild caves, they could potentially slow the leading edges of the disease.
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The billionaire has frequently vowed Mexico will pay for a wall along America's southern border, a measure critics say is costly, impractical and would hurt ties between both nations.
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Not only would it be legally, contractually and financially impractical for the club, it would also represent a material overreaction to the inevitable setbacks and pitfalls of moving home.
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But one of the responsibilities of an auto journalist is to put aside the fantasy of the impractical car every once in a while and think about the consumer.
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The White House says it only grants waivers if those lawyers find it's too impractical for the person to recuse from the ethics issues triggered by their past work.
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Capital moved freely across its border with America in part because damming such flows was impractical but also because US investors saw little danger in parking money next door.
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But, as Mr. Segnitz said, the complexity of Mr. Johnston's tuning system and the amount of rehearsal time it requires have proved impractical for groups with busy touring schedules.
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Some of the more expensive MotoMods might be impractical for the budget-minded; I'd say the speaker remains the best option to get if you insist on getting one.
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In an interview on Thursday, Thaya Brook Knight of the libertarian-leaning Cato Institute pushed back on almost all of Clinton's proposals as either impractical or unlikely to help.
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Click here to view original GIFHammocks and rocking chairs are both fundamentally impractical pieces of furniture, but I will nonetheless spend hours at a time gently swaying in either.
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She oversaw deals for popular Turner shows including TBS's "Full Frontal With Samantha Bee," and "Search Party," as well as "The Alienist" on TNT, and "Impractical Jokers" on truTV.
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The tobacco industry has said the new rules are impractical and create ambiguity as the parliamentary panel's report had called for warnings to cover half the packs' surface area.
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Don't talk to me about Blue is the Warmest Color, a movie made famous for its extended, impractical sex scenes and allegations of harassment by its director, Abdellatif Kechiche.
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In the US, critics argue its an impractical way to raise revenue at the possible expense of hurting economic growth, and others have raised questions whether it is constitutional.
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It's impractical to use surveys to measure the opinions of the ultra rich (millionaires, billionaires), but Gilens argues that their opinions would diverge from the middle class more dramatically.
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Pretty much anything else you can think of is either pretty impractical (the kidneys are an awesome target but so rarely will you see the opponent's back) or unlikely.
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People have accepted that high heels can be worn in any weather, and high heels are one of the ugliest, most impractical, and painful styles of anything yet invented.
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Critics have pointed out that implementation of such a system would not only raise free speech and privacy concerns, but would be technically impractical if not impossible to adopt.
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Lacking a conviction that capitalism can and should be reformed, these parties generally offer an impractical mishmash of attacks on the wealthy, protectionism, increased welfare spending and high taxes.
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But the bill favored by Mr. Kushner has been criticized by some prison reform advocates as impractical — in part because of a lack of available beds in halfway houses.
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But she rejected calls for a temporary ban on all arrivals from the mainland and said it would be impractical to shut down all border crossings with the mainland.
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AIG CEO Brian Duperreault argued a rapid shift away from poor ESG scorers is "too imprecise and impractical," and that companies should instead support firms transitioning to better practices.
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From Gwyneth Paltrow&aposs "Goop at Sea" to "The Impractical Jokers Cruise," these luxury cruise liners are slated to feature celebrity appearances from some of Hollywood&aposs biggest names.
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The idea of a living organism arriving at my door in a cardboard box seemed deeply impractical and vaguely (OK, very) dystopian, but I still wanted to try it.
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Even inside Justice, senior officials had told Barr such a move was not only impractical but would likely backfire on the border, according to people familiar with the discussions.
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Klobuchar has said she worked cooperatively with Sanders in the Senate but that he is too impractical and too radical in his spending to be a good presidential nominee.
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But she rejected calls for a temporary ban on all arrivals from the mainland and said it would be impractical to shut down all border crossings with the mainland.
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Of course, total sleep deprivation is impractical, to say nothing of the fact that you will crash back into depression as soon as you catch back up on sleep.
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The university warned that having too many students sign up for the public program "would be impractical for the local medical community," an assertion a local hospital official rejects.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), whose district includes the largest section of the Mexican border of any House member, has long said building the wall would be impractical and ineffective.
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In 225, Dr. Starzl led a surgical team at the University of Colorado in a procedure that many in the medical community had dismissed as impractical, if not impossible.
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Republicans who had already spent the past few days criticizing the plan as impractical seized on Newsom's announcement as further evidence that high speed rail is a bad idea.
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It is not at all brave to be blown by this storm into trying to outdo each other by pursuing the most impractical, overstated and fully destructive policies imaginable.
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As one of the most famous artists on the planet, it's impractical to think that any one book can become a paradigm-shifter in the study of van Gogh.
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It seems impractical, if not impossible, that Facebook and Google would completely overhaul their businesses, tossing out their world-leading advertising engines to start charging a fee for their services.
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Dillon argued that the decision had been made not to put all Trump's assets in a blind trust or to divest of all his assets because it would be impractical.
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The road to that began with a calligraphy course in college that seemed impractical at the time but charted the way toward the design-conscious sensibility that set Apple apart.
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In a collective display of 'I'm not racist but…' online comic fans have come out in droves to talk about how distracting and impractical Domino's hairstyle is as an assassin.
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Even if you only use it occasionally, it's awesome to be able to stream something live from the beach, mountain, or really anywhere it's impractical to schlep around your phone.
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It's a flurry of activity that's meant to signal that Uber is serious about adding flying taxis to its list of outlandish, quasi-impractical, always ambitious projects for the future.
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"In just a few years, EVs have gone from being completely unaffordable, impractical and not particularly nice, to representing a valid option for a niche pool of customers," OPEC said.
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Lam has closed some border crossings and links with the mainland but she has left three open, arguing that to close the entire border would be inappropriate, impractical and discriminatory.
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The low-gravity environment makes driving on wheels around the asteroid impractical, so the rovers move by leaping up to 40 feet at a time, in roughly 15-minute increments.
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He called a US-Mexico border wall impractical, said Trump's budget doesn't have "any chance of passing" the House and criticized the President for seeking to cut health research funding.
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Image: ULASInitially, the archaeologists figured the thin bark shield was too flimsy and impractical for use as a defensive weapon, and that it might have instead served a ceremonial purpose.
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In an impractical but effective on-stage demonstration, Steve Jobs unveiled the the $2299,20123 computer by removing it from manila interoffice envelope to demonstrate just how svelte it really was.
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The NFC shortcut button is also a bit of a letdown, as it only works when I press really hard on the case, making it virtually impractical in everyday use.
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Engineers quickly reach the limits of human ability to track information, to the point that checking logs and analytics becomes impractical and unwieldy on a system running thousands of services.
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There's nothing he hated more than an impractical liberal—a liberal who just had good ideas about wonderful, ethical things to do but had no idea how to do it.
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Facing a possible repeat of 2008, Clinton has unloaded on Sanders as well -- painting him as an impractical radical and someone who could ultimately lose the White House for Democrats.
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They say the products must meet too often undefined local standards — an impractical mandate for a mass-produced national product and one that is likely to fail a court challenge.
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He supports the building of a 2,000-mile border wall that Mexico will never pay for, is impractical to construct, would hurt the environment and would not stop illegal immigration.
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But past attempts, while useful steps toward innovation, have had impractical constraints that make them powerless in a real disaster scenario, according to a press release about the new technology.
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It's impractical to do terrestrial high-bandwidth networks in these locations, and traditional satellite-based networking has not been able to achieve these kinds of speeds in these locales, either.
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That makes owning physical assets impractical since you either cart them around with you, or are forced to go through the pain of selling them second-hand before you move.
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Democrats also pursued a closed-minded war on fossil fuels, which hurt economic growth and manufacturing workers, when there was nowhere near a national consensus on that impractical environmental daydream.
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Impractical Jokers, as fans know, began as viral videos in which the quartet of comedians, known as The Tenderloins, would dare each other to compete in increasingly embarrassing social situations.
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The calls for independence, as unlikely and impractical as that is, reflect growing resentment for how Beijing and its local representatives have governed the city and intervened in its affairs.
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"Kids programming on computers must have sounded futuristic and impractical in the 1960's when Logo was first created," the MIT Media Lab's Champika Fernando wrote in a blog post.
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You may go for a stylish sofa that is not the most comfortable, or a kitchen counter in a beautiful but impractical marble, but a highly functional W.C. is nonnegotiable.
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Running a problem that takes 10,000 years to solve is impractical, but if it took 2 1/2 days to solve, it would not be that big of a deal.
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But shooting down drones, or immobilizing them with electromagnetic pulses or even jamming them, is impractical at civilian airports given the possibility of inadvertently causing harm to people or aircraft.
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Trying to run larger vehicles from a battery results in a vicious cycle of heavier weight and higher costs that would render the resulting vehicle both impractical and exorbitantly expensive.
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He also said that he found the idea of an off-the-record agreement when there are "30 people in the room" to be difficult to enforce and probably impractical.
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But Apple has provided no roadmap of how it will begin to recycle many of the dozens of rare earth elements that scientists have thus far deemed impractical to recover.
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The young artist created an Instagram account satirizing the more absurd elements of makeup tutorials, from their often impractical hyper-specificity to the shallow plasticity of those creating the videos.
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Someone whose dreams and ideas, practical or impractical, are always the size of a planet, and who isgoing to keep going forward, and taking the rest of us with him.
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Only the most intrusive search would detect papers or a small drive hidden under clothing, and officials fear that universal searches would be impractical and send a message of mistrust.
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Requiring companies to remove individual pieces of data from large data sets on demand, and prohibiting analytics because some might use it improperly, would render many of these activities impractical.
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The Congolese Ministry of Health is planning to deploy up to five experimental treatments, though the two most highly recommended by the W.H.O. may prove impractical in a remote setting.
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But while Mr. de Blasio and his aides may have chafed at the criticism, there was little they could do; firing the investigator who exposed his failings was politically impractical.
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This is important because, as far as anyone can tell, quantum processors must be stored in conditions that make them impractical for home use (such as temperatures near absolute zero).
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Medicaid's vast array of services provided and wide variety of populations covered means that it is impractical for the federal government to be the central actor that "owns" the data.
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But while some modern safety tools have been incorporated into new versions of the 737, others were not included in the Max because they were deemed "impractical," the review found.
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"To fully and completely identify all patronage at our properties by customer type is impractical in the service industry," the company wrote in a nine-page pamphlet outlining its policy.
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