Sentence examples similar to achievable enough from inspiring English sources
Last week RBS said that the restructuring plan Hester put in place had achieved enough to make a possible part privatisation achievable before the May 2015 general election.
A deeper understanding of the mechanisms underlying mental processes should follow from greater knowledge of anatomical and functional connectivity, better methods of recording and manipulating neural activity, and more realistic computational models, all of which should be achievable with enough time and effort.
Our insight at Anomalie is that wedding dresses can be broken down into finite variables — limited silhouettes, bodice constructions, fabrics and colors — and that mass production of "custom" dresses is achievable with enough scale.
If the fact that sleep makes your physical fitness more achievable isn't enough, consider its many other benefits: Quality sleep can make you better at your job.
After the ratio becomes high enough, the achievable gain is no longer affected by overhead as it becomes insignificant.
When |h rr|2 is high enough, the achievable rates of half-duplex relaying will outperform that of full-duplex relaying.
"Lancashire need to get their sums right tomorrow, setting Sussex an achievable target whilst allowing enough time to bowl the hosts out".
Lancashire need to get their sums right tomorrow, setting Sussex an achievable target whilst allowing enough time to bowl the hosts out is not an easy equation, but it should set up an intriguing final day". BBC Radio Lancashire's Scott Read: "Thanks to some skilful batting from Steven Croft and Ashwell Prince, Lancashire still have a chance of winning the game.
German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle said Thursday that his country has "more realistic expectations" for Afghanistan – no longer expecting good governance but the more achievable goal of "good-enough governance".
Obama achieved the achievable.
These two aims will be difficult enough to achieve; but they are at least achievable.
