impracticality


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Antonyms for impracticality

concerned with theoretical possibilities rather than actual use

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Therefore, this production, with Renata Litvinova, Andrei Smolyakov, Nikolai Chindyaykin et al, shows us the absurd, fragile beauty of senseless impracticality.
In the past the thrill of adding such items to my wardrobe far outweighed their impracticality.
"As a father I have often felt concern about the impracticality of the passport booklet as a means of identification for young people on nights out and this new card will be a far more practical option." People will be able to apply for the card online or through a smartphone app which has also been launched.
In a reply to Mr Williams, the Department for Transport confirmed it would not allow the Welsh flag on licences, citing "excessive cost" and "impracticality".
Ahmad Shirzad, a former lawmaker, took the lead, claiming that the nuclear program has not offered Iran any benefits, "not even a glass of water." He added, "If you ask me why the country went in a nuclear direction, I have to answer I don't know." Sadegh Zibakalam, an outspoken and courageous academic associated with the reform faction, followed this indictment with his own critique: "The imposed war [with Iraq] did not damage us as much as the nuclear program has." The conference also featured arguments about the economic impracticality of nuclear energy in light of alternatives such as developing Iran's petrochemical industries and more effective exploitation of its considerable natural gas reserves.
Was the possible impracticality of siting a ticket office and customs facility there not even on the radar?
When we recently contacted the council about the impracticality of wheelie bins in our road, we were informed that we had a front garden so we qualied to receive them when they are due to be rolled out towards the end of the year.
The impracticality of this approach is obvious, especially when a company has thousands of employees and hundreds of policies, Sharp said.
But current impracticality is more down to infrastructure which, I'm assured, is going to improve dramatically.
When the Bayda family leave their village in the Ukraine in search of a better life homesteading in Canada, they impress upon heartbroken son Andrei the impracticality of bringing his beloved sheepdog, Brovko.
The debate on energy storage seems to have morphed into a discussion about the impracticality of storing electricity in industrial quantities (Letters, PE July).
Like many recent grads, Esther bemoans the impracticality of her education: "I had learned so much -- how to drink imaginary hot coffee, the definition of chlomfluorocarbon -- and yet I was prepared for nothing.
They were also concerned about the problems which could arise by having one head responsible for two sites, insufficient room to meet the demand, and the impracticality of sharing resources over two sites.
He made a convincing casenot only for the policy's cruelty, but for its impracticality, and finally for its betrayal of what Zionism should be.