Sentence examples similar to difficult and unachievable aim from inspiring English sources

"It was really a dream to get rid of Saddam, but nowadays the most difficult and unachievable dream, or to put it in other words, the dream that will not come true within the next twenty years, is to have a secular government that separates between religion and politics.

The unachievable aim of checking every ship by opening every container and visually inspecting the contents led the government to look to computer systems that would try to predict which cargo containers were likely to hold contraband.

"Increased demands on landlords (such as difficult and probably unachievable time frames and unreasonable tort liability exposure) as well as the possible unavailability of insurance may result in deterioration of the city's housing stock," he wrote.

Hence, my children's pocket money is not based on them "being good", which is in any case too difficult to interpret and unachievable for most normal children all day, every day for a full week.

"A lot of girls think it's five metres and think it's hard and out of reach and unachievable because only two girls have done it.

Upon arriving in school, we quickly discovered that our aims were too ambitious and eventually unrealistic and unachievable.

The program was behind schedule, over budget, and "unachievable".

But he said the approach taken by the administration was based on "unrealistic expectations" and "unachievable timelines".

And that's because chasing an ideal perfect self is both toxic and unachievable.

Obviously, giving all the time with no expectation of a return is unrealistic and unachievable.

Because you are smarter than most everyone else who lives in a delusional alterniverse of unrealistic expectations and unachievable goals.