Unachievable in a sentence

If you don’t live in the southern regions of the country and your dream is to grow your own citrus fruits, you might think that your vision is entirely unachievable.

Rishi Sunak has been accused of showing disregard for the climate crisis after Whitehall officials warned that some of his key green pledges were already unachievable.

So peace is unachievable without a new Israeli Government.

When the figure is deemed “unachievable”, developers are allowed to pay a “commuted sum” in lieu of on-site provision, though the local authority is supposed to spend it on affordable housing of its own.

Given the lateness of a decision by the town council and the new round of conditions attached to their support, it ultimately leaves the project unachievable.

Jim Matheson, CEO of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, called the EPA rule "unlawful, unrealistic and unachievable,” adding that it faced a certain court challenge.

Ms Richards said the council had given Rhydri Primary five years, instead of the usual three, to “turn it around” but said it was “unachievable”.

The ex-Cabinet minister claimed ending all Channel migrant crossings is an 'unachievable target' as he distanced himself from the phrase.

But leading scientists have warned the goal is unachievable, with the government's own chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance last month telling MPs it will be around 'for a number of years'.

Even if Joe Biden wins the U.S. election in November, returning the country and its alliances to a time before Donald Trump is probably unachievable.

Even three consecutive terms of one party in the White House has proven mostly unachievable.

She made millions from her autobiography—something that was categorically unachievable in her communist homeland.

The late Harvard University History Professor, Barbara Tuchman, in a book, The March of Folly described folly in government as the pursuit of something that had proved to be unachievable during the time of that pursuit.

Things obviously have to go our way and someone has to play a special knock, but it is certainly not unachievable to bat the whole day tomorrow.

Yet returning the U.S. and its alliances to a time before Trump is probably unachievable, and only in part because he has changed the U.S. since his January 2017 inauguration in ways that may be irreversible.

Zachariah believes where many people go wrong is by setting unrealistic, unachievable targets.

While going global can be a Herculean task for an SME, it is not unachievable.

But this plan ignores the systematic discrimination that is the Saudi male guardianship system, which will likely make this economic plan unachievable.

Like the grumpy giants Pope and Pagan in The Pilgrim’s Progress, they then scowl in their cave, denouncing others for betraying these wrongheaded and unachievable goals.

Now the session’s centerpiece revenue vehicle—with its projected $369 million bump for next fiscal year—Harris’ HB 27 requires a supermajority in the House for passage, or 70 votes, which is unachievable without the support of the chamber’s Democrats.