Sentence examples for achievable though from inspiring English sources

This balancing act is clearly achievable, though may explain the lack of solvothermal success with these ligands, more energetic conditions being harder to tame.

The ultimate accomplishment is still achievable, though.

That's achievable, though unlikely, without any violation of principles.

Nearly three decades later, Mr. Schult says that the technology is achievable, though not promising.

But now that for many women beauty is achievable though technology, I believe we need a new rationale if we're to argue it's not an achievement worth pursuing.

Updated at 1.46pm BST 5.29pm BST The after school rush Emily: When it's just me, unpacking boxes and looking defeatedly at the chaos, the zero waste challenge feels almost achievable (though I acquired the strip from the sticky part of an A4 envelope this afternoon and am hoping to file it sneakily under 'children's art supplies'. Ahem).

It is important to recognize that there are indeed nonstandard hazard shapes achievable through specific (though often extreme) parameter combinations for some of these distributions.

We've hit the balance of making it achievable, even though it's ambitious.

The Obama administration accelerated that midterm review and recently determined the target was still achievable even though the increased sales of sport-utility vehicles and pickup trucks was depressing the auto fleet's overall fuel economy.

The company also claims a 2.39 second 0 to 60 mph achievable speed, though the actual trial ran a little slower than that, owing to less than ideal road (stage) conditions according to Faraday.

The next day, President Obama hinted that a compromise might be achievable, even though he had previously pushed for a special route to citizenship.