Sentence examples for attainable but from inspiring English sources

Mr. Crocker claimed that success is attainable, but made no guarantee.

"We think these are attainable, but that is the reason for setting goals," he said.

Why do we see upward mobility as relatively attainable but downward movement as far less likely?

We all know that screen doesn't provide real satisfaction, just an easier, more attainable but ersatz replacement.

On the back of last season, closing the gap a little should be attainable but impressing enough to land a factory bike is the immediate target.

As we know, to produce an outstanding lesson, hour-after-hour, day-after-day, is attainable, but in the long-term, quite simply, unrealistic.

Over and over, she told me that she defines the Tyra brand as "attainable fantasy," but that description seems a bit narrow.

In Joshua Bloom and Waldo Martin's celebrated history of the Panthers, "Black Against Empire," they estimate that sixty-five per cent of the editorials found in the organization's newspaper in 1970 promoted "revolution now" as an attainable goal, but by 1973 less than one per cent continued to do so.

Again, staging oxygen by multiple injection schemes increases attainable yields but requires larger reactor volume and catalytic sites with low reaction order (⪡ 1) in oxygen.

The last performances of A Christmas Carol, "The Gift" for 2012 are Dec. 13-16, this Thursday, Friday, Saturday (matinee and eve) and Sunday (matinee only) at 1500 Ralston Ave, Belmont, CA.. Tickets are no longer attainable online, but attendees can go to the box office an hour before showtime for available seating.

But then he had a daunting but attainable epiphany, "If I save this program I won't be homeless".