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• s  not capable of being carried out or put into practice

• But I've observed that human life without patience becomes unworkable.
• In my years in working with couples, that's pretty much an unfair and unworkable arrangement.
• Though unworkable, this three-wheeled suppository was the boldest of a series of futuristic, rear-engined cars of the 1930s, including the Tatra, the Highway Aircraft Corporation's .

• impracticable
• infeasible
• unfeasible

News & Articles

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• Encryption: The cost of NSA-proofing your life
  Encryption software is tricky, time consuming and, with the Web sites you love most, unworkable.
  June 13, 2013 - Washington Post
• Tiverton School Committee blasts NECAP requirement in meeting with state officials
  The state’s plan to impose standardized testing as a requirement for high school graduation found no support at a School Committee meeting held to discuss the issue. The state Department of Education is imposing a bad and unworkable idea, speakers told Mary Ann Snider, a department of education administrator involved in implementing the NECAP (New England Common Assessment Program) and the ...
  June 12, 2013 - Fall River Herald News

Quotes

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• Roger Goodell in USA Today
  As our costs increase outside of player costs, that other 40 percent ...... squeezes the margins and just makes it financially unworkable,Goodell said. "There has to be some more recognition of the costs."
• George Gillett in SkySports
  The partnership has been unworkable for some time,Gillett told Toronto Sports Radio. "We gave our partner a long period of time to try to make arrangements to buy us out. He threatened to block me selling to Dubai - that was certainly one...
• Hillary Rodham Clinton in Washington Post
  An artificial distinction between children and adults is unworkable,Clinton said. "You've got to have a seamless health care system which covers every single person. My plan does, my opponent's doesn't."