Sentence examples for likely unattainable from inspiring English sources

Dmitry Medvedev to the summit, said that for Russia the figure "is unacceptable and likely unattainable".

I like your phrase, "unattainable states of being".

The two chambers would then each need a two-thirds majority to override the veto and prevent the debt limit from rising, which is politically unattainable and is likely to remain so.

For instance, a recent study by Mr Latham and others found that managers who believe they have been set a goal that is unattainable are more likely to abuse their subordinates.

But the new study also found a remarkable corollary: those women who could disengage from the unattainable proved less likely to suffer more serious depression in the long run.Mild depressive symptoms can therefore be seen as a natural part of dealing with failure in young adulthood.

Because the tracksuit-and-trainers combo is so commonplace, scally fetishists are likely to encounter dozens of unattainable cock teases every day.

Because the tracksuit-and-sneakers combo is so commonplace, scally fetishists are likely to encounter dozens of unattainable cock teases every day.

If you set goals which are unrealistic or unattainable, you'll more likely be frustrated than motivated.

It is likely that defective proteins are somehow rendered unattainable to the proteasome, even though the cell is able to recognize the defect and tag it for destruction via ubiquitination.

But unless somone pays attention to us, they're likely to be tossed into the "attractive but unattainable" basket, snuggling up beside George Clooney.

Such states are unattainable to the same particles during ARM induction (or is less likely), and they are again less likely for the larger particles during TRM acquisition.