unworkable

The employee getting 100% of the value is just as unworkable as the employer getting 100%.

If you mean what I think you mean I think that is unworkable for most of us.

If the problem is that the spreadsheet later becomes an unworkable mess, isn't that an argument you can use to convince him to use other tools?

There is a heavy foot-patrol police presence, but arresting everyone using drugs is seen as an unworkable solution.

Of course, anyone can claim their unworkable tax system is great when coupled with unspecified spending cuts.

Apple's new iCloud Photo Library is totally unworkable for us, because iCloud's services are all coupled as a monolithic group.

Not only can you no longer deliver features, but you now have to communicate that the state of the system is unworkable and you need X weeks to fix it.

Eventually, the system becomes unworkable and bloated, and are stripped down to the basics again.

That's why I believe central planning run by humans is unworkable - we're too slow to handle the complexity.

Remember, truly disruptive ideas do look unworkable to other people [1].

Filtering those manually became unworkable for me years ago.

You don't mention the fact it's completely unworkable mathematically.

The expression "comically unworkable" springs to mind.

The proposals are wrong in principle and unworkable in practice.” There is no quicker way of alienating people who understand complex things than by pretending that you know better and have thought of a brilliant solution.

If at some point in that 20 years one finds oneself in an environment in which "naive investors" are willing to hand out $10m at a throw on the basis of a physically unworkable idea and a pitch deck, I would strongly advise coming up with physically unworkable ideas and pitch decks.