Sentence examples for probably unattainable from inspiring English sources

A level playing field is probably unattainable in employment law.

That kind of cash is probably unattainable for all but the very rich.

They, after all, have set themselves the huge and probably unattainable objective of making America safe from terrorist attack.

Budget specialists have been saying for some time that the Navy's goals were probably unattainable without a significant increase in spending.

If all the tissues of massive tree trunks were alive, for example, the physiological cost of maintaining these structures in the living state would be enormous and probably unattainable.

Mr. McConnell, who after Republicans' gains in the November elections said their goal would be to make Mr. Obama a one-term president, said in a morning speech in the Senate, "After years of discussions and months of negotiations, I have little question that as long as this president is in the Oval Office, a real solution is probably unattainable".

None of the girls in the contest are deluded; they know that to end up like Kass, making enough money off their looks to buy a house for Mom, is probably an unattainable dream.

The panacea of a single universal blood substitute is probably an unattainable one.

Strict randomness is probably an unattainable goal for this population and subject matter without the sort of sampling frame that only government agencies are likely to have access to; this was a PhD study, with limited field resources.

It appears to be evident that these differences may probably cause unattainable and/or undesirable training goals to be set and may result in undesired side effects as these external reference values may be too high and, therefore, not suitable for the Dutch population.

Children of the 80s will fondly remember the Neo Geo, probably as the unattainable, super-expensive console that existed only in arcades and wishful dreams.