Sentence examples for to be unattainable from inspiring English sources

You don't want them to be slam-dunks, but you don't want them to be unattainable, either.

He maintained that he was undaunted by mental barriers in lifting enormous amounts of weight, citing Soviet attitudes toward what seemed to be unattainable feats.

In most traditions this breakthrough is held to be unattainable through a conventionally good life in society, and thus a new approach must be sought.

The Bush administration has imposed new requirements on a valuable children's health insurance program that look so draconian as to be unattainable.

"Now we're building small buildings with big flats".Besides, as Adam Michnik, once a dissident, now a leading editor in Warsaw, points out, the ideal society people dreamed of in 1989 was bound to be unattainable.

"In our country, our sport is considered something of a miracle," she said in her native Russian, explaining that because Latvia is so small, many in the country have considered high athletic achievements to be unattainable.

Nonetheless, much of it may be unattainable to those of us with the income of an average American in 1963.

This is really the empowering part of this technology: putting viewers feet away from their favorite athletes with views that would otherwise be unattainable to Bud Light aficionados.

European Commission analysts predicted that the deficit goals would be unattainable prior to 2016 unless additional austerity measures were implemented.

This is partly because the small sizes typically involved often consume huge amounts of memory and slow simulations unnecessarily or may even be unattainable, so to go below the lower bound and approach the critical size is often impossible or impractical.

Definite knowledge may be unattainable in "Copenhagen".