Sentence examples for generally unattainable from inspiring English sources

You're famous for being famous, which is the ultimate manifestation of shameless self-promotion and Americans' outsized appetite for all things Hollywood and generally unattainable to the masses.

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.

In addition though, the introduction of genes from other species via molecular manipulation (GM technologies) will become increasingly common but generally restricted to introducing changes that are unattainable via conventional approaches.

While the prevention of preterm births altogether remains unattainable goal worldwide, the health care system even at the tertiary level is generally ill-equipped to provide on-going care for otherwise healthy children with special needs.

The more we attempt to embrace the unattainable, the more it recedes and the further we move from the aspirations psychologists generally find make us happy – all that compassion and creation we needn't bother with any more.

Generally speaking, since our original transition matrix over the S j variables is very sparse, many assignments to X i are unattainable, which results in a massive reduction in the state space of X i.

And unattainable.

Unattainable, basically.

That looks unattainable.

The distance seemed unattainable.

It is unattainable, of course.