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unattainable





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"It's frankly astonishing that airlines think they can ignore the rules and mislead customers with unattainable prices, so it's absolutely right that the ASA has made this ruling," he said.

From BBC

Companies have to thread a fine needle to get moonshot awards right—setting targets that aren’t too easy, but also aren’t so hard that the awards are unattainable and lose all incentive value.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her sister once wrote that her “aim was high, the ideal unattainable . . . too high to attain to the fruition of the soul and be satisfied.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Proponents of AI regulation often cite neutral AI as a goal, but true neutrality is often unattainable.

From Salon

Trouble in the industry means the warehouse retailer’s year-old shop has its pick of bottles that were previously unattainable.

From The Wall Street Journal