Sentence examples for unobtainable condition from inspiring English sources

"DO NOT OVERBEAT/ DO NOT UNDERBEAT!" she had written, and although I had seen the proper moment, the true loft, countless times, the presence of the words somehow froze the operation, made the right state of beaten egg whites an unobtainable condition.

In 1927 the American physicist and astronomer Ira S. Bowen correctly determined that the common elements oxygen and nitrogen ionized (i.e., electrically charged) under conditions unobtainable on Earth are responsible for these spectral lines.

In "Amalgamemnon," narrated by a literature professor about to lose her job, Ms. Brooke-Rose uses only verb forms — including future tense and subjunctive mood — that conjure conditions unobtainable in the present.

Flow technologies have enabled control over self-assembled systems to be achieved in a way that is unobtainable under batch conditions.

How do bottles of Coca Cola reach even the most remote regions of the world, while essential medicines for conditions like diarrhea remain unobtainable?

Prevention will become an unobtainable luxury for many, leaving serious health conditions undiagnosed, untreated and able to bloom into more severe conditions.

German neurologist Georg Schaltenbrand reported in 1938 and 1953 what he termed "aliquorrhea", a condition marked by very low, unobtainable, or even negative CSF pressures.

The process of evaluating the risk of patients and charging them accordingly is called underwriting, and if Trump allows underwriting, insurance will be so expensive for people with some preëxisting conditions that it will be unobtainable.

"For some of the 11.4 million uninsured Americans with serious chronic conditions, access to care seems to be unobtainable; many may face early disability and death as a result," the study's authors said.

A preexisting condition is likely to make a policy a lot more expensive (rates potentially double the standard ones) or simply unobtainable.

Ashcans and unobtainable dollars!