For example, some of those affected may not be reachable; then again, N.F.L. players may have greater access to doctors to make the diagnosis.
Thirteen days later, he wrote again: "Sorry I have not been reachable for the past few days.
Then again, people are complicated, and they change; they are reachable at different points in their lives, in different ways.
Prosperity's underachieving children had once again transformed themselves into adversity's darlings, and anything seemed reachable on a loud night in May in Manhattan.
Each year I drag all reachable children, and now grandchildren, there, find the headstones, and repeat yet again the stories of the lives of these people who started in places like Denmark, England, Ohio and Tennessee in the early 1800s and found their way west to Juab County, Utah.
When he travels for work, he prepares his boss with a list of ways to reach him and colleagues to call if he is unreachable, a modern-day version of Tony Roberts's neurotic character giving minute-by-minute updates of where he would be reachable in the pre-BlackBerry era of Woody Allen's "Play It Again, Sam".
Perhaps no one will hit that mark, but the record of 70 by a team in a single series seems quite reachable, especially if the Red Sox and the Tigers play seven games and Boston again has to face Sanchez, Scherzer and Verlander.
Once again, these can be substantial targets or they can be more readily reachable objectives like volunteering at a food bank.
Luna, who is reachable at (213) 721-9625, vows to continue the fund-raisers until a tuba is once again part of the Chapala town band's marches, ballads and rancheras.
"Humbly speaking for the team, I think that beating Beckman again, especially on our home field and it's our senior game, is something that's completely reachable for us". CdM would most likely share the league title with Beckman for the second straight year by winning that game.
