unfeasibly

Examples of unfeasible

unfeasible
Traditional medicine is developing into an economically unfeasible high-tech operation that governments are increasingly weary of supporting, especially where public health systems exist.
The idea that we can arbitrarily fix the value of goods so that people can afford them is economically unfeasible.
Theorists have also criticized both the nationbuilding and language maintenance approaches as unfeasible and potentially unjust.
Given the constraints imposed by the fact that there are 'only' five candidates multi-dimensional unfolding is unfeasible.
If future generations value nature much more highly, then such compensations will be either unfeasible or inadequate.
A disassembly sequence is unfeasible, not to mention optimal, if some hard constraints such as geometric precedence constraints are not satisfied.
Our goal is to prove that this regular expression is unfeasible.
Measurements were taken for the clump as a whole, because it was initially unfeasible to tag, measure and monitor individual seedlings without causing damage.
With this initial data this walk is unfeasible.
In such suitably circumscribed settings, a carefully and modestly selected set of indicators (not yet another "comprehensive" yet unfeasible wish list) could be created.
This would make it unfeasible to investigate all ' unusual ' events, meaningfully diminishing the value of the surveillance.
This type of collapsing is often either conceptually unfeasible or unappealing because of its oversimplification.
With all other data, as well as with all other walks for this data, the walk will be unfeasible.
Direct investigation of mortality in natural populations of parasites is often unfeasible.
A more geographically targeted approach is deemed politically unfeasible.
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