Sentence examples for unreachable standards from inspiring English sources
'unreachable standards' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to express the idea that certain goals are too difficult to attain. For example, "The company's expectations are so high that they set unreachable standards for their employees."
What evil entity instigated these extremely high and unreachable standards?
Recognize unreachable standards.
Lawmakers also realized it was an unreachable standard, said Representative Scott Hochberg, Democrat of Houston.
"I would feel bad because it's trying to impose a very unreachable standard for women," Brandt said.
For me, it's just a question of whether Carlton House has enough improvement in him to pass the considerable but not unreachable standard set by So You Think.
In the 1930s and 40s, the Belgian Gypsy Django Reinhardt not only raised the bar to an all-but unreachable standard for guitarists, but gave jazz-making in Europe a confidence it had never known before.
Apart from a couple of dishes that didn't quite work -- a salsify tempura that was greasy and dull, a fillet of John Dory that was cooked half a minute too long -- everything I sampled in two long evenings reached the seemingly unreachable standard set by that end-of-summer tomato salad.
They set an unreachable standard for themselves.
The only thing that I resent you for is that you have set such an unreachable standard, that I am certain I will never find a woman who match it.
Know that this unreachable standard of beauty may be affecting your body image.
Helping every child requires differentiated instruction and individual goals, not unreachable blanket standards that condemn students, teachers, schools and communities.
