Sentence examples for achievable only to from inspiring English sources

One thing the various applications of systemic grammars have taught us is to make our description of categories and their identification characteristics as explicit as possible, although explicitness is achievable only to the extend that the fuzzy nature of language allows.

Moody's, a rating agency, says many have found funding "either impossible or achievable only at exorbitant levels".

Consummation is achievable only in surrender to the metaphysical flux that pervades the universe, identified with death, though Wagner also sees it as regression to the state of unconsciousness before birth.

The development of complex software systems satisfying performance requirements is achievable only spending careful attention to performance goals throughout the lifecycle, and especially from its very beginning.

Chess is not the only field where computers have achieved success formerly thought to be achievable only through human creativity.

It is a surprisingly difficult gesture to make, achievable only by using an odd combination of small muscles in the hand known as the lumbricals.

The formation of Co2P is found to be achievable only in an inert atmosphere.

Although numerous sites of injection were trialed, including the hindbrain ventricle and intravenous routes, the yolk sac of 2-day-old embryos was demonstrated to be an ideal site of injection because it provides a nutrient-rich environment for injected cells and is acellular, allowing cell growth and migration (achievable only through active cell motility) to be monitored.

Another option, though achievable only in the long term, is to expand the industrial sector to absorb more people from the agricultural sector to reduce pressure on agricultural land.

On the basis of the analysis of human data on the activation of NST during cold acclimation, humans have the potential to increase their whole-body thermogenic capacity to achieve long-term weight loss currently achievable only through bariatric surgery.

A sustained tissue augmentation effect appears achievable only with a nonabsorbable synthetic component to the filler (Fig.  6) [ 13, 14].