Sentence examples for more achievable from from inspiring English sources

Connected vehicles are booming – they're often mentioned in the same breath as autonomous cars, but are much more achievable from a technical perspective.

Either party can start this cycle of love and respect but it is often more achievable for the change to come from you.

And personalisation is, of course, more achievable for some sectors than it is for others.

These changes might seem more achievable for small companies than large organisations.

Another step towards better performance and more achievable ILP is bypassing data directly from function unit to function unit, avoiding the use of RF altogether.

Its everyday popularity – popping up on Facebook, slogan shirts and fitness books – signals a move away from "thinness" in favour of a more achievable, "real" body, led not by magazines but by social media.

"Breaking your exercise down into 10-minute chunks can make this goal much more achievable and can help prolong your life by reducing your risk of dying from cardiovascular disease".

That idea proved too daunting, so Mr. Maiden, who has a degree in human ecology from the College of the Atlantic, miniaturized his idea to something more achievable: personal disinfection systems.

But along with the rest of Mr. Obama's foreign policy staff, he is also trying to redefine success in the region, shifting away from former President Bush's grand, transformative goals and toward something more achievable.

Every barrier that prevents a sick child from being treated must be removed, a goal that has become more achievable with the recent abolishment of health fees in public health facilities for children under 18.

I thought it would be more achievable.