Sentence examples for ever more achievable from inspiring English sources

Now, a few months away from a general election, opinion polls have him in a commanding position to become prime minister himself.Since Mr Rudd took over the opposition Labor leadership in December, the party's bid to break the 11-year rule of John Howard's conservative coalition has looked ever more achievable.

However, as new datasets are available, new data mining methods are developed and the goal appears ever more achievable.

Mr. Kavi said his plan was even more achievable today.

And that super computer goal is even more achievable now that the Intel Core i7 980X is one of the CPU options.

Things always seem more achievable after a good night's sleep!

Vehicle safety is affordable and more achievable than ever before.

Ironically, the thing Make Poverty History is often criticised for – the alleged overclaim of its slogan – now seems more achievable than ever.

"The ability to close that gap is more achievable than ever with technology that is readily available and affordable in many parts of the world.

Through the sea of free reports and tools now available online, supersonic career success now seems closer and more achievable than ever.

34 A proliferation of TV talent shows (eg, X factor) and new opportunities created by the internet can make this dream appear more achievable than ever.

We review several image reconstruction strategies based on iterative, statistical, and gradient sparsity regularization, demonstrating that high image quality is achievable with low radiation dose given ever more powerful computational resources.