Sentences with phrase «unattainable because»

The room IS beautiful, but seems to be unattainable because you can't use any of the things that you would typically use in an office....

«When you are in your 60s, it does seem unattainable because you've waited so long,» Glass says.

«It is clear that the harm, which the provisions of Part VI were to guard against, was the acquisition by the state of personal communications that would otherwise be unattainable because their existence disappears once the words are spoken,» wrote Nordheimer.

Precise measurements of longevity risk are still unattainable because the limitations of medicine and its impact on life expectancies has not been quantified.

Subcontracting can present small businesses with opportunities that might otherwise be unattainable because of limited resources, staffing, capital, or experience.

Repatriation remains unattainable because they can risk their lives if they return home.

As humans, pure goodness in thought, deed or both will always remain unattainable because of our sins.

Not exact matches

«Big data» is one of marketing's latest buzzwords, but just because it's «big» doesn't mean it's unattainable for smaller brands.

You're basically going to make only $ 15 an hour if you're an «educator» because the daily goals are drastically high and nearly unattainable.

Without one, you'll never be able to achieve many of your goals in part because you think they are unattainable.

But I always thought making it myself was out of the question because of those unattainable green leaves!

Because you can never tell, Burnley could decide to be greedy by pursuing an unattainable glory at the Ems on Saturday.

While the INTENTION is push yourself to perform your best, the reality is you feel a sense of failure MOST of the time, because consistent perfection is unattainable.

While the intention is to push yourself to perform your best, the reality is you often feel a sense of failure, because consistent perfection is unattainable.

But some people pursue men or women wearing a wedding band precisely because they're unattainable; all they want is a romp or two and a married person is probably more likely to just want a fling and nothing else.

However, unlike traditional surveys where we have to rely on a sample precisely because analysing the universe is unattainable, when we talk about social media, the entire universe is in principle available, at least the universe referring to public posts.

Just because it takes more work for you to achieve something than it does for someone else does not make the goal unattainable!

They've garnered a lot of attention in recent years because their unique structure affords electromagnetic properties unattainable in nature.

Because the computer model uses an overwhelming amount of physical, chemical and biological data, the supercomputer simulation allows scientists to analyze brain waves at a level of detail simply unattainable with traditional monitoring of live brain tissue.

However, because the neutrino is so different than the traditional methods using seismic waves, the new method may eventually be refined to the point where it could reveal previously unattainable details about the Earth's interior.

Perfection doesn't exist; when I expect it, I immediately set myself up for failure because the unattainable standard I've set in my mind can never be reached.

«Girls and women aren't only suffering because of the unattainable ways beauty is being defined,» Kite said at a recent TEDx talk in Salt Lake City.

Because perfection is unattainable, period.

They work because they prey on your emotions, your fears and society's unbelievable and unattainable standards of beauty.

So don't put off having a big makeover just because you're waiting for some unattainable goal.

It is its own unique, unclassifiable creature: discomfiting and difficult, not least because it depicts a kind of love that may be even more unattainable for most of us than the usual movie kind of love.

The love story involving Arthur and a self - involved Earth girl (Zooey Deschanel) falls flat because they never register as more than stock comedy types: the nerd and the unattainable gal.

NN: I feel so inspired because he achieved something that so many people said was unattainable.

To ensure that a book displays absolutely perfectly on all devices has become a magic trick, almost... something that is almost unattainable for certain books, because there are too few control mechanisms in the eBook format themselves.

The number one reason most resolutions fail is because they are unattainable.

I thought long and hard because I was in a credit mess, late payments, collections, repossession and I needed a bigger house for my family, a business loan which all was unattainable.

Travelers can be tough to buy for — they either don't want anything because they are on the go or what they do want is too expensive or unattainable (flights, cameras, more vacation time!).

Today I'm taking a look at Steelseries latest offering in the form of the Rival, a powerful optical beastie that isn't perfect, because perfection is an unattainable and ever - changing goal.

Yes, I understand that this may be an unattainable goal because it by its very essence is ideal, and the assertion that ethics in games journalism should be a necessity is probably falling on death ears.

Is this because the goal is unattainable or because the fifth report would also be FAR?

Because the goals are so broad, some have said they are utopian and unattainable.

Put more crudely, setting mitigation policy goals that can not and will not be met, either because they are aiming beyond the scope of the knowable and do - able or because national political interests make them unrealistic and unattainable, is itself in practice less ethical than setting goals that are lower, but more readily achievable.

With this criticism: ``... setting mitigation policy goals that can not and will not be met, either because they are aiming beyond the scope of the knowable and do - able or because national political interests make them unrealistic and unattainable, is itself in practice less ethical than setting goals that are lower, but more readily achievable.»

The Holy Grail of pens is always going to be uniquely personal, but it typically refers to something that is close to unattainable, either because of price or because it is ridiculously difficult to find.

Some renters seem to believe that this kind of coverage is unattainable for them because it is far too expensive to afford.

«Do you feel stuck and frustrated because you are trying to reach a goal that seems unattainable?

All these beautiful mantel posts are leaving me feeling sad because the lovely simplicity and cozy scale feels so unattainable to me.