Sentence examples similar to achievable status from inspiring English sources

This outcome represented a simple, clinically relevant measure of composite micronutrient status, achievable within the time and resource constraints under which the nested study was carried out.

One may wish to contend that caste and class membership is an achievable, rather than hereditary, status.

This will encourage national establishment of baseline status and achievable targets, particularly for essential drugs.

Patients who did not use Gln were nourished with diets that were achievable based on their socioeconomic status to improve their nutritional status.

We think these numbers are achievable given the current status-quo of the industrial markets.

Obama achieved the achievable.

The emergence of the theme 'strive for motherhood' is shown in figure 2. The women wished to regain self-status and that was achievable through motherhood.

But irrespective of people's birth, status has gradually become more achievable.

It may not be achievable, but we should probably pursue World Heritage status because I think we would pick up quite a lot of pointers on the way.

In 1958 the sociologist Michael Young in his Rise of the Meritocracy predicted a widening of higher education would mean that "irrespective of people's birth, status would gradually become more achievable".

Mr Cameron said his European policy was driven by the national interest and he strongly believed that changing the UK's status within the EU was "achievable".