Sentence examples for more achievable solution from inspiring English sources

Huggers suggests that a more achievable solution might be to bring external content into the existing iPlayer set up, and uses the example of ITV content living on the iPlayer but through the ITV domain at itv.com/iplayer.

While the gun debate is one approach, it can lead to labeling of individuals with mental illness and doesn't address the reality that people can also purchase guns on the streets, or the more achievable and long-term solution that is a stronger focus on early intervention and treatment for mental illness.

Another solution, and a more achievable one, would be unionization and bargaining along a model pioneered by flight attendant unions.

Based on the company's response over the last four months, it's starting to seem like we'll get more of the PR runaround than an actionable, achievable solution.

For large networks, IC responded more to the environmental challenge, presumably because inactivating unnecessary parts of the network was an achievable solution for large networks facing simple challenges.

Given interviewees' resistance to CIRBs as structural solutions in efforts to improve IRBs, altering local IRB attitudes may be more achievable, and hence in need of further consideration.

I thought it would be more achievable.

Time for the many more achievable lobbying goals.

Mr. Kavi said his plan was even more achievable today.

Vehicle safety is affordable and more achievable than ever before.

As for Palestine, peace looked more achievable during the negotiations initiated by Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Arafat in the 1990s than it does now, with Hamas and a Likud-led government in Israel darkening hopes of a two-state solution.