Sentence examples for looks unattainable from inspiring English sources
Always ambitious, the target now looks unattainable.
The European dream of dislodging the United States as the supplier of the main world reserve currency now looks unattainable.
Even after redefining poverty in a way that will make the target slightly easier to hit, Tony Blair's aspiration of eradicating child poverty in a generation looks unattainable.
His swing is elegant, his demeanor is unflappable, and his goal to replace Woods as the world's No. 1 player hardly looks unattainable.
That kind of Turkey looks unattainable to skeptics of the ground like Baydemir.
The chances of Bayern's overhauling Borussia Dortmund, which began the weekend 14 points ahead, are beginning to look unattainable.
"Now, Ucas urges applicants to be ambitious and to reach out for places that might have looked unattainable in the past.
"It's the art of the practical," he said, saying that the ideal solution of no upper limit on Cry9C looked unattainable.
Many of the United Nations Millennium Development Goalss (calling, for example, for a plunge in child and maternal mortality by 2015) look unattainable.The good news is that more imaginative ways of raising and spending money are now on the horizon.
If Serbia picks a fight over Kosovo, the Germans and others will have found the perfect excuse to leave Serbia out in the cold.Serbia's main strategic goal remains EU membership, says Mr Milosavljevic, but if this begins to look unattainable his country will further intensify relations with Russia, China and Turkey.
