Sentence examples for clearly unattainable from inspiring English sources
The government's more recent attempt to announce clearly unattainable carbon-emission targets – and its subsequent U-turn inspired derision on both the right and left.
"A Night With George" is billed as "a working-class Belfast woman's improbable connection" with Mr. Clooney, the handsome, funny, smart and clearly unattainable movie star.
In three studies in which participants encountered unavailability of their chosen alternative, we find that participants of various ages with low (vs. high) childhood socioeconomic status display greater persistence in waiting for their initial choices yet greater willingness to shift when the alternative they have chosen is clearly unattainable.
Well, it's possible that the Europeans will promise Greece to keep the money flowing so long as the austerity plans are adopted, the plans will be adopted, and everyone will continue on their merry way for a little while until Greece once again has to admit that it's falling short of clearly unattainable austerity goals.
Their most audacious move of all though has been to turn the clearly unattainable economic outcomes (hardly a dent in the deficit, spiralling national debt, flatlining productivity etc) of this ideological coup into unassailable truths; the hard choices Michael speaks of as gospel are nothing of the sort, they've been presented to us as such.
A clearly unattainable goal that ended in disaster.
Clearly, such a mapping is unattainable for sets with complex commands as in PATCOR, but for a small set of commands, modelling entire utterances is a viable option.
Whether or not the voice influences the final budget allocation and whether the budget is perceived as unfair, unfavourable or unattainable needs to be clearly articulated in the research design.
Thus spared to become successful, he learns from his wise friends, including the loyal but secretive (and secretly filthy-rich) classmate Patrick Heaphy, learns as well to identify false ones (including an obnoxious snob a couple years his senior), and falls in love with the virtuous, wise, unattainable Madge Hollingsworth, who is New York high society and clearly above him.
Clearly, the small number of cases limits analyses but given the rarity of filicide large numbers are unattainable even in national samples.
