Sentence examples for will be unattainable from inspiring English sources

The government has started to lay out new pension regulations which will be unattainable for many firefighters.

But the ideal will be unattainable unless the whole apartheid philosophy is radically rethought.Robben IslandTHE six Africans and the one Indian convicted in the Rivonia trial have been taken to Robben Island, a few miles off Cape Town.

But the inherently superior economics of a hub-and-spoke network (you need fewer aircraft) will probably still prevail.Nevertheless, the tight security measures will mean that turnaround times of 45 minutes will be unattainable.

Until they are, the prosperity the leadership seeks will be unattainable.The cautious nature of reform is generating new distortions.

James Bond already had a turn at the wheel of this limited-production roadster with 50's overtones, but it will be an unattainable dream for most people.

"Often in rom coms written by men, the female character will be some unattainable manic-pixie character, some male fantasy of what a woman is or should be… I like Tess's voice, and I like she was writing a female character [Lake Bell's role as Nancy] which has such a strong personality.

Equality should not be unattainable, yet if things continue the way they have been, it's unlikely that change will come.