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Meanings of prove impracticable in inglês
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Usage of prove impracticable in inglês
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The disappointment would be too great if it should prove impracticable.
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Madame de Sévigné was right in one thing,-ifit were not done promptly, it might prove impracticable.
3
Perhaps both sides will prove impracticable.
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In that event, in case my nomination should prove impracticable, the whole delegation could be very easily changed to Mr. Blaine.
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Should individual fitting prove impracticable, get an old LOW California riding-tree and have a blacksmith bolt an upright spike on the cantle.
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If Sir Lionel should prove impracticable, then the charge and arrest should take place at once; whether for forgery or murder was not decided.
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Even the professional engineers greeted it with applause, and yet it proved impracticable.
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This I resolved to do, if the one by the bridge proved impracticable.
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This proved impracticable, so we shelled the dumps at long range.
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He said, 'We'll not be driven tamely from it': but it proved impracticable.
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This single-box design proved impracticable but the basic idea, of a plug-in-and-go, integrated system, survived.
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This project has haunted the rulers of Britain ever since, despite having repeatedly proved impracticable.
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A crisis ensued, and a coalition of Whigs and Peelites was attempted, but proved impracticable.
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This scheme having proved impracticable, he returned to Inverness.
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Owing to remarkably long teeth and claws, this was soon proved impracticable; so we shot him.
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But this proved impracticable; the placard must remain where it stood for the behoof of other invalids.