Sentence examples for achievable said from inspiring English sources

"It is difficult to achieve but we believe it is absolutely achievable," said the aide.

Circular economy is more meaningful and achievable", said Forbes McDougall, head of circular economy at Veolia.

"The renewable energy goals were achievable," said Matt Elliott, the clean energy advocate for the environmental group Environment New Jersey.

Sergio Agüero is our special player and when he is in that form, he makes things achievable," said the captain.

"I think it is definitely achievable," said Representative Robert W. Goodlatte, Republican of Virginia, who has offered two balanced budget amendments, one far more conservative than the other.

"The border security triggers are strong but achievable," said Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York and a member of the group.

"She might apparently give you almost impossible things to achieve, but working with her you discover they are all achievable," says Daldry, though Stafford-Clark is less sure about this last point.

That is achievable, say Palestinian analysts, but full disarmament which Israel insists upon is not, at least not yet.

"The art of politics is to propose something that is achievable," says Connie Hedegaard, the climate-change commissioner.Europe's confusion is due, in part, to conflicting national priorities.

"What India has agreed to is to reduce the energy intensity, and not energy use, and that is achievable," says J.J. Irani, former MD of Tata Steel.

Trzaskowski, reflecting growing fears in the EU that the UK government is setting itself unrealistic targets for reform which British people are being led to believe are achievable, says all European leaders want Britain to stay in the UK, but not if it means undermining EU principles, such as the free movement of labour.