Sentence examples for may be unachievable from inspiring English sources

This may be unachievable and it is possible that the Tories may end up arguing to leave.

We can predict that the full design current may be unachievable in this situation.

A fuzzy optimization process may be used to select a desirable SoS configuration, but it may be unachievable due to the inability to persuade the systems to cooperate in the plan.

Immortality may be unachievable, but we certainly have within us the capacity to reduce preventable mortality and to make sure that no one in our society is exposed to unequal risks.

Such disturbances are likely to have had an marked effect on current species composition [22] [24] and demographic rates [25], but are likely to be complex and interacting and, combined with a lack of a detailed land-use history, the quantification of such disturbances and evaluation of their effects may be unachievable in many areas [26].

This may be unachievable in some cases unless pedigree information is available.

Although frequently claimed as the end-goal, restoration may often not be unachievable, because of altered hydrology, habitat fragmentation, contamination, climate change, prohibitive costs and other environmental and socio-economic boundary conditions.

It is known from our previous studies that the amyloid complexes of S100A9 are much more stable and protease resistant compared to amyloids of other proteins [ 45] and their clearance and removal may be therapeutically unachievable.

It is scarcely a recipe for strong government and may in any case be unachievable.Notwithstanding this week's embarrassing setback, Mr Grillo has backing for his hard line.

For example, if a plant is unknown, and a control objective is set, the objective may in practical terms be unachievable, and any adaptive control algorithm needs to deal with that possibility.

The combination of virotherapy and chemotherapy may enable efficient tumor regression that would be unachievable using either therapy alone.