Dictionary entry
Unworkable
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈwəːkəb(ə)l/
Pronunciation
/ʌnˈwəːkəb(ə)l/
Myanmar Meaning
လုပ်ကိုင်၍ မရနိုင်သော။ လက်တွေ့ မလုပ်နိုင်သော။
Definition
unworkable /ʌn'wɜ:kǝbl / adj လက္ေတြ႕မက်ေသာ။ an unworkable plan/ proposal/ scheme.
Examples
- ‘Part 3 introduces a scheme that is unworkable and unprincipled.’
- ‘The former Chief Inspector of Schools in Scotland has claimed his plans are unrealistic and unworkable.’
- ‘Workers previously rejected the firm's plans to reduce staffing levels on a voluntary basis as impractical and unworkable.’
- ‘One of my greatest strengths has always been the ability to make the apparently impossibly unworkable work.’
- ‘She is not one to be put off simply by senior police officers saying policy is unworkable and impractical.’
- ‘It is in nobody's interest that an unworkable scheme is introduced.’
- ‘Tell me
- do you feel that there's a risk that her next addition to the canon may make impossible or unworkable some of the things you've come to need in your extension?’
- ‘The bill was not just excessive but also expensive
- not just illiberal but impractical
- not just unnecessary but unworkable.’
- ‘It also doesn't help when companies come up with complex and unworkable investment schemes that people don't understand.’
- ‘He said their proposals were too widely drawn
- impractical and unworkable.’
- ‘As the costs rise and the race hate builds and the unworkable
- self-defeating new scheme unravels
- Labor will be mute.’
- ‘A theory that represents working practices as unworkable is a bad theory.’
- ‘This current system is unworkable
- impractical and damaging to the physical and economic health of our once lovely Auld Grey Town.’
- ‘Not only would it be impractical and unworkable
- I doubt whether anyone could seriously believe it.’
- ‘He said that it was more in farmers' interests than anyone else to have traceability but there was no point in trying to achieve that with a scheme that was unworkable.’
- ‘Critics say such a scheme is unworkable but already one example is working - or at least soon will be.’
- ‘The scheme is expensive
- confused
- unworkable and unrealistic.’
- ‘The film producer behind Chariots of Fire said the scheme was unworkable.’
- ‘The New Zealand Aquaculture Council believes that the provision is unrealistic and unworkable.’
- ‘If this decision stands
- your Honours
- the whole scheme is unworkable.’