Sentence examples for attainable said from inspiring English sources

"They're attainable," said Guido Palau, the British hairstylist behind both of them.

"A lot of landlords were getting ready to increase rents for the busy season, but they're finding that those projected rents aren't attainable," said Daniel Baum, the chief operating officer at the Real Estate Group New York, a Manhattan brokerage.

The goal is attainable, said Dr. Carnevale, whose research shows that each year there are 560,000 students who graduate in the top half of their high school class — and have the test scores that show they could succeed in college — but who fail to earn a two- or four-year degree within eight years of graduating.

"You may think you'll never be able to do 100 pushups or 150 squats, but our latest apps offer step-by-step training plans to boost your performance over time and make these goals 100percentt attainable," said CEO Florian Gschwandtner.

But that's not necessarily attainable," says Jennifer Pirtle of The Make Lounge, a venue and shop that has been offering contemporary craft workshops since 2007.

Biotech will lead the way toward making that goal attainable, says Robert Shapiro, Monsanto Co.'s wiry 58-year-old chairman and chief executive officer.

The program's goal is to have students realize that research is something they can do and that going to graduate school and becoming a scientist is attainable, says McCoy.

"It seems pretty attainable," Hoffman said before this month's amateur draft, where he represented the Padres.

"I'm hoping they will have something more realistic and attainable," she said.

"Having a goal is important even if it is not immediately attainable," he said.

"Theoretically, mapcodes have the shortest average length attainable," Shienmar said during a presentation last year in Kenya.