Sentence examples for many achievable from inspiring English sources

Compassion promoted, all we need do then is to let the glory wheel of human momentum take over... because there are just so many achievable ways to improve the real world, if only we would all plug in.

Time for the many more achievable lobbying goals.

Obama has many more achievable paths to victory than Romney currently does.

The primary movements used for the programme are outlined in table 2. Hold times for the endurance exercises begin at 5 s and repetitions begin at 10 or as many as achievable by the participant.

This aspect is worthy of further study in the future, particularly considering that there are many easily achievable ways (e.g., covering the root-zone soil surface with plastic sheet or rice straw) to alter root-zone temperature.

While this morphology is favoured thermodynamically, conditions need to be optimized so that it is kinetically achievable: many attempts to implement this using straightforward synthetic procedures result in either no core (acorn morphology) or multiple polystyrene cores.

As Dichev et al. (2014) propose, it is consisted of many short-term achievable goals to maintain engagement and is implemented as short quizzes or "well-designed bites" for the player (Weitze et al., 2012).

Thus, a 10% dose increase, which is realistically achievable in many settings, could achieve an improvement in tumour control of 10 20%.

Instead, review of the disappointing results of recent prospective trials of tight glucose control [ 7] suggests that the outstanding results achieved in the first Leuven study are not achievable in many other clinical contexts because of the difficulty in achieving euglycemia without adverse safety concerns.

With these two input states, the best sensitivity one can achieve is bounded by the SNL, which is achievable with many different detection schemes.

Although this work found that just 34 imprints into Delo-Katiobond were possible before the soft-PDMS stamp deployed started to become fouled, work published by Schmitt et al. reports that over twice as many iterations (80) are achievable using soft-PDMS and that hard-PDMS may be even more fruitful with approximately 500 imprints achievable [19].