Sentence examples for it would be achievable from inspiring English sources
In the ensuing years, neither the president nor the team of scientists who focused on strategic defense nor I believed it would be achievable during his term.
"When I started with the scheme [reaching] the Olympics was the primary goal, but realistically I wasn't sure whether it would be achievable.
There were differences of opinion as to whether it would be achievable for fit notes to be emailed to the employer, with patient consent.
There were also differing views as to whether it would be achievable to recommend that GPs must complete the comment section on both 'not fit' and 'may be fit' notes.
There were differences of opinion as to whether it would be achievable for other healthcare professionals with relevant training and competency to complete fit notes - 'achievable and necessary given the number of consultations being delegated to nurses, physiotherapists and non-medical mental health practitioners'.
There were differences of opinion as to whether it would be achievable for GP contact details (phone, email) to be included on the fit note to facilitate discussion of the patient's return to work, and for employers to contact the GP.
This task was very small and it is unclear whether the high classification rates would be achievable for a larger-scale experiment.
However, it is to be expected that more accurate alignment would be achievable if a camera system was incorporated.
Given these findings it is difficult to recommend that this particular approach would be achievable within the context of a randomised controlled trial, however similar approaches aiming to increase the individualised approach to postnatal care could be considered.
Not because they did not believe such a feat would be achievable (I had a fair record of achievement in evolutionary computation).
However, the evidence is undermined by problems in the design and conduct of the trials, and as all studies used slightly different variants of the bundle it is difficult to predict whether a comparable reduction in risk would be achievable in Australia.
