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Перевод: attainable

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Тезаурус:

1. There is, however, no need to look for metaphors in the struggles of labouring women, including Mary Leapor, for whom education was a barely attainable luxury.
2. Most students find that the first job does eventually come along, and even that elusive Equity card is attainable.
3. Planning in this latter sense is, in our opinion, perfectly attainable without either nationalisation or an insoluble compensation problem.
4. The necessary trade-off between resolution and penetration limits the maximum depth presently attainable to a few millimetres.
5. It is worth recalling some of the advice given earlier about soft systems studies, ie that the analyst should not attempt to convert a problem situation to a situation without problems , but consider how to improve it in a manner and to the degree that is attainable, given the influencing factors in the situation at the time of the study.
6. Each stage involves goals for the patient: while they have to be progressive, they should always be attainable so that the patient remains well motivated, and avoids depression.
7. Three hundred years later he is remembered as an honourable man, an epithet to be prized above the highest awards attainable.
8. Part 2 may have been concerned with the kinetics of the reactions between hydrogen isotopes under the conditions attainable.
9. How long it takes to reach the size, and the actual attainable size of this fish are things we will only find out with time.
10. A low target may be easily attainable, raise it and people may well respond to a greater challenge.
11. How long it takes to reach the size, and the actual attainable size of this fish are things fishkeepers will be investigating.
12. The highest life of the unit is only attainable through the fullest life of all."
13. Even so, to proclaim so dogmatically a single-figure norm (instead of something attainable such as 10 per cent) was widely perceived to be a mistake.