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unachievable

[ UK /ʌnɐt‍ʃˈiːvəbə‍l/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. impossible to achieve
    an unattainable goal

How To Use unachievable In A Sentence

  • Builders have dismissed the new homes targets of the big political parties as unachievable. Times, Sunday Times
  • Current targets are low enough to be unachievable for most patients.
  • It then lobbied to lower the tough targets in its ten-year contract, complaining they were unachievable.
  • In his third year, Richard achieved what many thought was unachievable: He scored 50 goals in 50 games.
  • The unelectable in pursuit of the unachievable? Times, Sunday Times
  • In a general sense, a third bank is a place unachievable by the living.
  • Our strategy to reduce maternal death," Dr. Gülmezoglu says, "is to train health workers, and to get more [women] to go to hospitals" - a goal that Dr. Potts considers "unachievable" in poor areas. The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
  • Even so, Coleman did not attempt the then unachievable, and claim equality with the medical profession.
  • Those works which shows People's subjective senses and the writer's aesthetic standards, are also real and acceptable, although they are illusory and unachievable.
  • The process of becoming healthy is like some kind of asymptotic aim towards an unachievable end.
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