Sentence examples for far unattainable from inspiring English sources

It points out theoretical and technological bases and methods of production of a new generation advanced materials of so far unattainable properties.

In this context, anisotropic particles with subcellular dimensions may offer so far unattainable capabilities, because they could provide access to directional information with respect to nanoparticle cell interactions.

The bigger fish have so far been unattainable.

First up is another prize which the 31-year-old has so far found unattainable: the yellow jersey in the Tour de France, an event where he has won 26 stages but never worn the leader's maillot jaune.

Developing an animal model depicting the same complexity of human chronic wounds is so far an unattainable goal [ 28].

You might want to recommend him to rethink his view of women, though: when future inamorata Joan Baez appears on his horizon, she's "far off and unattainable -- Cleopatra living in an Italian palace".

By contrast, blocking Iran from making a nuclear weapon without the use of force is not as far-fetched and unattainable as it is often made to appear.

Even before this relatively small increase, college was still unattainable for far too many Americans.

In today's age of juvenile obesity, visions of an unlimited supply of sweets and chocolate, far from being an unattainable fantasy, sound alarmingly close to reality for some children.

"Looking at the Rose Bowl from Panama, it's something so far away and so unattainable that people were incredulous when they found out we had been selected," he said.

This unfair procedural obstacle could delay important military benefits — or even make them unattainable, depending on how far the states take their discriminatory policy.