Sentence examples for remain attainable from inspiring English sources

Though it would take a dramatic series of results for the club to claim the Premier League title, the Champions League and FA Cup, in which Chelsea face Arsenal on Saturday, remain attainable and Ballack says he is determined to claim at least one trophy.

To most of our participants, the goal of a fresh and clean mouth remained attainable through the practice of tooth cleaning, which rendered a feeling of control that may be seen as a goal in itself ('I can still manage').

And while the current landscape for refugees in the US is especially bleak, he wants his trajectory to remain an attainable possibility.

Such impressive development is not associated with industrialisation, but rather with crop genetic improvement (Anderson et al.[1988]), which today indubitably stands as a sphere where returns on research investment remain "well above the returns attainable from alternative uses of funds" (Byerlee [1996]; Evenson [2001]; Gardner [2003]).

Finally, parole should be more attainable, but prisoners should remain accountable.

No, I'm no longer a socialist if to be one is to believe that a socialist utopia is attainable by some collective feat of will – but I remain a socialist, if by "socialism" is understood an antipathy to vested interests and privileges neither deserved nor earned, and a strong desire for a genuinely egalitarian society.

While some margin for improvement may remain, human labeling disagreement suggests that F1 values >0.98 are unlikely to be attainable.

How Idzik proceeds with Revis, who is unlikely to remain a bargain after receiving $3 million in base salary for 2013 (and an additional $3 million in easily attainable bonuses), will help determine the course of the franchise.

While both ART initiation and adherence remain issues for PWID, it is encouraging to note that former PWID achieve comparable treatment outcomes as their non-PWID counterparts [ 14, 15], and that good results are attainable in PWID should they remain adherent to their ART regimen [ 16].

Democracy remained for them a cherished ideal, attainable at some future date when the Islamists had lost their appeal and the despots their power.

Although several negative impacts on rights relevant to health were mitigated, ratings for the right to the highest attainable standard of health remained negative.