Sentence examples for more unachievable from inspiring English sources

Mr Abe's stated aim to secure summit meetings with Ms Park and with Xi Jinping, China's president, now looks more unachievable than ever.What may concern Japan most of all is America's open censure.

As reform of the existing economic order to deliver personal enfranchisement seems ever more unachievable, so the fight for change has migrated to cultural issues on which the advocate can be more certain not only of the rightness of the cause, but of the possibility of victory.

Meanwhile, the Great Barrier Reef's coral populations continue to deteriorate at an alarming rate and Australia's commitment to the Paris Agreement seems more unachievable by the second.

The promises that they would be safer, but simpler, therefore cheaper and more buildable were unachievable and the Renaissance in the West had already failed.

Only idiots talk of leaving "overnight", but only idiots make departure conditional on some unachievable objective, such as more European troops or an operational Afghan army or honesty in Kabul.

Labour claims a new report from the Institute for Fiscal Studies shows a Tory pledge to save £400m through scrapping tax credits to families with incomes above £50,000 is unachievable without affecting families on more than £31,000.

The technology functions by redistributing and reinforcing natural defects and by forming the products into structurally efficient shapes unachievable by sawing, thereby 'doing more with less' wood fibre.

TRPs with path length more than two were considered redundant or unachievable.

(Remember when legal marijuana and gay marriage seemed like distant, unachievable goals?) It's a world prone to more conflict, but also more and faster change; high-risk, high-reward.

The end — the "war aim," the putative goal of the killing — may be right, but it is speculative, possibly unachievable, off in a future that is more or less unknowable.

The targets set for the first period, 2008-12, gave a 13-year lead time at the time of signing; it would be foolish to quantify later targets before gaining more experience with the first.The commitments are not rigid and unachievable because of the extensive flexibility embodied precisely to accommodate American demands the core point of the argument that you attribute to me.