Sentence examples for unattainable aim from inspiring English sources

In addition, obtaining strong responses after a single immunization is a major aim of all vaccination programmes, albeit a usually unattainable aim.

Promiscuity married to aloofness, as the unattainable object of desire.

The World Cup is the exotic, unattainable object of fascination.

WHEN Abdullah Ocalan, a Kurd from a cotton-rich corner of south-eastern Turkey, helped to set up the Kurdish Workers' Party better known by its Kurdish initials, PKK some 20 years ago, his aims seemed unattainable.

The great manufacturers sat on their hands for the past decade, raising prices and aiming their unattainable marketing message at the fashion world.

We are doing a disservice to students in public education when we blindly aim towards the unattainable goal of 100percentt proficiency (which, according to NCLB was supposed to have been met by 2014).

William Osler In seeking absolute truth we aim at the unattainable and must be content with broken portions.

"In seeking absolute truth we aim at the unattainable and must be content with broken portions".

Thomas Paine InIn seeking absolute truth we aim at the unattainable and must be content with broken portions.

There will be a marked difference between Paltrow and Lively's lifestyle sites: While GOOP tends to showcase unattainable, outrageously-priced items, Preserve aims to be much more down to earth.

Rather than striving for eradication of doping in sports, which appears to be an unattainable goal, a more pragmatic approach aimed at controlled use and harm reduction may be a viable alternative to cope with doping and doping-like behaviour.