Sentence examples for implausible goal from inspiring English sources

Ireland has an official, if implausible, goal of increasing dairy output by 50%.

today to 60 m.p.g. in the next 15 years, an ambitious but not implausible goal, could bring prices down by 20 percent.

Many insist that America must "secure the border" before anything else can happen — an implausible goal that could stop the process in its tracks.

His declared intention is to be an egoless conductor, a seemingly implausible goal in a profession not known for self-effacement, and perhaps an undesirable one.

There is evidence that the group may be aiming to win over members of the military or even the political elite (not an implausible goal, given the depth of sympathy for jihadism in Yemen).

In Prague, for instance – then part of the Austro-Hungarian empire – the Young Czech Tomáš Marasyk argued for the use of his language in Habsburg official life rather than the implausible goal of a separate Czech state.

Or, if they draw and Tranmere win - discounting an implausible 15-goal defeat for Notts County.

Implausible as that goal may be, we're not here to play gotcha.

But, while billions of dollars await those who create the next genuinely transformational technology, this goal remains implausible for most companies.

With Jaromir Jagr scoring improbable goals from implausible angles, all things are possible for the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Renato Boschi, a professor of social and political studies at the State University of Rio de Janeiro, said the new administration – with no female or black senior ministers – was unrepresentative and its cost-cutting goals were implausible.