Sentence examples for made unachievable from inspiring English sources

The Standard Life move, made with Swiss Re, requires the support of 75% of shareholders to succeed - a level that Pearl's market raid has in effect made unachievable.

He tried to portray himself as a sober realist and pragmatist who would not make unachievable political promises.

Within the group for whom analysis is suitable, patients often make gains unachievable with other treatments.

However, no recall figures are reported, which makes comparison unachievable.

While the improvement of VR systems and the corresponding collection of COD data for all citizens are the goal for every country, the necessary infrastructure investments make this unachievable in the short-term.

Integration with computerised health records for veterinary epidemiological studies has been performed [ 42], but the plethora of different record management systems used and the requirement to obtain agreement from participating veterinarians make this unachievable in the short term in a nationwide study such as Dogslife.

If our exclusions of planning units made some targets unachievable, we reduced targets to match the extent or number of records in our data set.

With our device, we obtained a very tight correlation with the manual method, but this one has been made in condition unachievable in routine.

Declining revenues amid recession are likely to make the goal unachievable without painful, pro-cyclical spending cuts.

But he does not mention that neither candidate offers practical suggestions for effective control of the rising costs that make universal coverage unachievable.

The If campaign, by working with David Cameron and the leading representatives of global capitalism, is sustaining the very food system that makes its objectives unachievable.