Sentence examples for achievable now from inspiring English sources

It would not let Iran off the hook but neither would it jeopardise non-proliferation gains that could be achievable now.

Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts, may or may not be right that those measures are achievable now, but the gay marriage issue is off the table in Congress because Republicans are no longer in a position to raise it as a wedge issue.

Given the new constraints, the State Department reckons the best figure achievable now is about $4,000 and that depends on the pipeline flowing freely, which it is not.The lack of refugees has left the resettlement agencies, which are paid by the government on a per-refugee basis, in a bind.

And that super computer goal is even more achievable now that the Intel Core i7 980X is one of the CPU options.

There is a visible limit to the possibility of framing future as an open-ended "place" where all that is not available or achievable now can be projected.

"We had planned to be in 100 cities by 2016, but that looks very achievable now so we should probably look at doing a lot more — maybe 200," Anand Subramanian, Ola's head of communications, told TechCrunch in an interview.

"But the city's only going to go for what's real and achievable right now, in this fiscal year, in this election cycle".

The potential of found spaces to engage the public, as suggested in European precedents, is achievable right now in the current era of collaboration among New York City agencies under the leadership of a visionary mayor and transportation commissioner.

"Given the position of the House and Senate, the way he acted was, 'Let's focus on what's achievable right now and get back to that,' " said a longtime hospital lobbyist in Tallahassee, Mark Delegal.

At a lunch meeting in the Capitol earlier this week, Mr. McCain asked the roomful of Republican senators if any still thought that reversing parts of the program was an achievable goal now, according to a person briefed on the meeting.

If what he meant was we should have direct access (i.e. HTML5 or otherwise) to H.264 files on the web and elsewhere, then okay, that's good, but it's not really achievable right now since Flash is the acknowledged standard for web video.