Sentence examples for now unreachable from inspiring English sources

Vogt said that there was a high likelihood that there were some children now unreachable as a result of Kids Company's abrupt closure.

An eight-point gap between Victory and the Sky Blues and top spot is surely now unreachable with six rounds remaining.

They were trying to protect their homes with rings of sandbags, though many of those homes were now unreachable because water covered roads all around them.

But I knew he would be resting now, unreachable, and that, compared with his stark realities in New York, the mystery of the shooting would seem filmy, like a half-forgotten dream.

They were no substitute for the man, but at least they could be touched and held — and beheld — unlike my father, who was now unreachable and unable to be seen.

One day, she said, in some now unreachable future, they might meet at a cafe, and forgetting they had been married, begin to talk and hit it off all over again.

Pynchon, then as now, was unreachable, and when the story came out he raised no public objections.

It will also add to the government's budgetary problems: its target, agreed with the IMF, of cutting the fiscal deficit to 3.5% of GDP (from 6.5% last year) now looks unreachable.

Greg Barker, a minister in the Department of Energy and Climate Change, said in the early months that he wanted 10,000 to enroll by the end of the year, a goal that now appears unreachable.

That goal now appears unreachable, and the question remains of what will be done with the officers who failed.

For now, Snowden remains unreachable and, according to his lawyer, for the sake of his security, his current whereabouts are not being disclosed.