Sentence examples for consider unattainable from inspiring English sources

In his address, he omitted the word "save," suggesting he would create three million jobs, a goal that many economists consider unattainable under current conditions.

Space experts say that such sails could also open up other orbital positions that were previously considered unattainable.

Although as a specialty we must embrace the opportunities that these developments create, the requirements to embrace all aspects of the speciality are now considered unattainable for any individual, especially in an environment where the clinicians themselves are focussed on specific anatomical or disease-related areas as specialists.

UNICEF has contributed with results that were once considered unattainable.

If this was not possible, the data were considered unattainable and coded as missing.

Nevertheless, in terms of the children's safety and ease of transportation, the school was quite convenient and quality was considered an unattainable luxury.

The concurrently promising and eccentric nature of its theoretically plausible applications has wrought enthusiasm in the research community globally, potentiating advancements in human and animal health, ecological stability, and economic wellbeing, that would hitherto be considered the unattainable fancies of a futurist.

If the number of units required to achieve the target fibrinogen level exceeds 100, the target level is considered as unattainable.

For one of the new emerging cancer activists, who officially does not work with leaders of the HIV response, such response is considered almost unattainable.

But from a political point of view it is pretty clear that a target that is considered to be unattainable cannot fulfill either a positive symbolic function or a productive governance function.

States previously known as swing have swung so far towards Obama (and in some cases Democrats generally) that they are considered all but unattainable by McCain: Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa (all decided by less than 3% margins in 2004) will all vote for Obama.