Sentences with phrase «unattainable in»

Sometimes fine art can seem unattainable in our everyday house, but taking inspiration and creating our own DIY can result in a stunning homemade project.

• Achieved the 25 % virtualization goal that was thought to be unattainable in August of 2007.

With LABO platform and token, users will have total freedom which was unattainable in Web2.0 era.

«Given the excruciatingly detailed procedures Friedman was undertaking for the relatively simple balance sheet of Tether, it became clear that an audit would be unattainable in a reasonable timeframe,» Bloomberg quotes Tether as saying in a statement.

«Given the excruciatingly detailed procedures Friedman was undertaking for the relatively simple balance sheet of Tether, it became clear that an audit would be unattainable in a reasonable time frame.

The media has painted an unrealistic picture of what having «it all» means, and this fantasy is unattainable in today's world.

In certain circumstances, improper / threatening letters may practically provide IP owners with a remedy that is otherwise unattainable in Canada, and the closest thing to an interlocutory injunction.

It will go a lot higher than today «s price of $ 2.37 but in my mind $ 8.00 will be unattainable in that short amount of time.

He says, «those at the top are always changing things and equally blindly destroying certainty (so that is also unattainable in this area whatever the criteria).»

The other feature is the way those at the top are always changing things and equally blindly destroying certainty (so that is also unattainable in this area whatever the criteria) while, apart from the police, Centrelink and possibly immigration, those at the bottom help the public survive by working the system.

In recent years, Rosen's painting has been widely praised for its originality, innovation and unique refinement, for the silent, enigmatic sensitiveness that emerges from the subtle interplay of diverted scale and objects, exquisite decorative patterns, androgynous bodies, timeless and unattainable in their quiet concentration.

«With heightened color and exaggerated forms, my work promises the unattainable in life: ultimate satisfaction,» says Anton.

The aesthetic prize here is made unattainable in the way that the mythological original garden, and our supposed state of perfection is: both can only ever be considered through the notion of fallen humanity (thanks to St. Augustine for that poison pill).

Stance, attitude or allure is intangible, indescribable inconceivable and unattainable in the perpetual white noise of our zeitgeist.

In an effort to appeal to real world consumers, Honda's recent breakthroughs in fuel cell technology will enable levels of performance, room, comfort, and dynamic styling previously unattainable in a fuel cell car.

«The interior presents modern luxury at a level previously unattainable in this class, and transports the user interface into the digital age.»

Over decades, Porsche had cultivated the turbocharged engine to offer its unique spread between power and efficiency that was unattainable in conventional naturally - aspirated engines.

Original story: Six Achievements thought unattainable in AO Tennis «Xbox One version are known by developer Big Ant Studios — and three can actually be earned right now.

A mixture of Costa Rican and Colombian cultures, Cotilú clothing has sports - enhanced properties to increase performance and comfort with unique designs unattainable in the fitness fashion industry.

Sleep deprivation also accounts for Charles A. Lindbergh's sensed presence during his transatlantic flight to Paris: «The fuselage behind me becomes filled with ghostly presences — vaguely outlined forms, transparent, moving, riding weightless with me in the plane... conversing and advising on my flight, discussing problems of my navigation, reassuring me, giving me messages of importance unattainable in ordinary life.»

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

The right - wing definition of mathematical proof is an unrealistic ideal, unattainable in the real world.

Peace in our world, our nations, our communities, our homes, ourselves — we all want it, but it can seem unattainable in the societies where we live.

And while my original goal of breastfeeding for one year (at least) had seemed unattainable in the first six weeks of her life, the end result was almost two years of breastfeeding.

Is the happiness that Jesus speaks about in the Beatitudes reserved only for some future state, unattainable in this lifetime?

What we may do for Christ seems utterly unattainable in the version of Jesus Luke presents in chapter 14.

I want to pursue righteousness but it seems so unattainable in a unrighteous ungodly world.

Previously, the company had used a refrigerator - sized device known internally as «the Beast» in demonstrations, a piece of hardware offering visuals that may prove unattainable in smaller appliances, at least anytime soon.

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The difference is even starker if you want to fly in business or first class, something that might be completely unattainable with cash, but doable with points.

It may seem unattainable to reach «celebrity status» in your given field, but it's not as hard as you may think.

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

In markets where homeownership has become increasingly unaffordable and unattainable for large proportions of the population, there is a clear market failure to address.

Research published in Harvard Business Review has shown that when sales representatives are faced with unrealistic goals they view as unattainable, they tend to lose motivation and underperform.

Internet - based commerce empowers consumers on every corner to build small businesses, trade in goods and services, and harness previously unattainable educational opportunities.

This level of productivity was previously unattainable with existing silicon devices and existing silicon design methodologies, with transistors working in active mode, not slow sub-threshold.

My goal in this little corner of the electronic universe is to unpack what it looks like to carry the weight of supporting an unattainable vision.

There wasn't much point in Christ dying for you if you're going to go around feeling bad all the time like you have to achieve some unattainable level of morality — and one person's piety is another person's neurosis.

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

The transcendental is not infinite and unattainable tasks, but the neighbour who is within reach in any given situation.

«It is not as though any definite act of man could draw grace down from heaven; yet grace answers deed in unpredictable ways, grace unattainable, yet not self - withholding.»

People who have problems rationalizing something like that are often people that live in the world of the unattainable «moral» dissonance that comes with the psychology of the modern religious person.

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In any case, the culture and habits of industry, which parents transmit to their children, make absolute equality of opportunity unattainable.

The high moral standard (love your enemy and do good to those who do evil to you) was unattainable (and obviously unacceptable as well) by Jefferson — who was in fact in rebellion against a government in which the Bible demands he should have been submissive and subject to.

At a fundamental level all science is tentative, so, in a certain sense, a «definitive» answer is unattainable.

We live in a world where every social media user compares his worst to everyone else's best, and mommy bloggers work tirelessly to portray unattainable perfect homes and families.

Set in post-war England, it features a curate just outside of Cambridge, a detective inspector, a murder, unattainable love, the gap between who we are and who we wish we could be, the long shadow of the war, and a delightful cast of characters who have become surprisingly dear to me.

And still, whether we are conscious of it or not, the heroic scope of his negations rebukes us with the image of a human grandeur perhaps no more unattainable than in the past, but certainly far more unimaginable.

If we could not know that way through some recorded evidence, than the statement is false or at the minimum unattainable, so if I believe in Christ, I have to believe he would leave a record of what belief in him meant.

For that which is theoretically unattainable is in fact attained: human nature is changed both in direction and in disposition..