Sentence examples similar to turning unachievable from inspiring English sources
Whatever I expect from a four-star restaurant has become unachievable.
WHEN Lee Kun-hee took the helm at Samsung just two weeks after the death of his father, the firm's founder, in 1987, he set himself a seemingly unachievable goal: turning a middling South Korean conglomerate into a global giant in the mould of IBM or General Electric.
However, the earnings goal turned out to be unachievable without breaking rules and hiding risks".
MOEs often have green/yellow/red limits established early in the program and are tracked until they turn green or are demonstrated to be unachievable.
In its place (but as it turned out, only in theory) was uniform determinate sentencing, which would avoid the follies of unachievable rehabilitative goals and ensure both incapacitation and even-handed justice for all offenders.
You then turn the page and find the table of contents where chapters include You Can Achieve the Unachievable, Have You Noticed How the Cleverest People at School are Not Those Who Make It in Life? and, one of my favorites, The Person Who Doesn't Make Mistakes Is Unlikely to Make Anything.
Willing to spare no expense, he instructs his representative (Emily Blunt) to turn the dream into reality, an extraordinary feat that will require the involvement of Britain's leading fisheries expert (Ewan McGregor) who happens to think the project both absurd and unachievable.
But that looks unachievable.
The resolution sets unachievable goals.
"For many, £18,600 is completely unachievable.
