Let's not let the need for unattainably perfect evidence impede the progress that's possible for all working families.
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Last year, LSU boosters seeking an unattainably perfect football team nearly got long-time LSU coach Les Miles fired.
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But with this funding, Silicon Valley is basically banking on the fact that cities will become unattainably expensive in the near future.
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But the growing popularity of a new kind of travel influencer is proof that the pursuit of sustainable, responsible travel doesn't have to be boring or unattainably expensive.
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Rather than Instagram influencers who "can seem unattainably beautiful or rich," content produced by social media stars in China tends to comes across as more do-it-yourself and genuine, said Tan.
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From the unattainably svelte people who modeled the watch, to its vows to account for every last calorie, the message was clear: Apple knows what's best for you, and what's best for you is being healthy.
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I'm mostly attracted to women (I sometimes joke about my 'unattainably high' standards for men) and while I'm pretty feminine, there are parts of my gender identity that don't quite fit in the box that I associate with being a woman.
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It was an unselfconscious Instagram ad for unattainably expensive procedures, marketed as "empowering," just steps from the locus of an administration who would love to render every single choice a woman could make about her body from birth to death unimaginably difficult.
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"Secure the border first" can be used as a fig leaf for a legalization program — as the Senate "Gang of Eight" originally proposed in 2013 — or it can be a way to ensure that immigrants are never legalized because the standard for a secure border is unattainably high.
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The incessant striving for thinness among anorexics is itself a manifestation of this personality style, of an insistence upon meeting unattainably high standards of performance. Because of its chronicity, those with eating disorders also display perfectionistic tendencies in other domains of life than dieting and weight control. Over-achievement at school, for example, has been observed among anorexics, as a result of their overly industrious behavior. To help individuals differentiate whether they have an eating disorder, they can take a self-report instrument called the Questionnaire for Eating Disorder Diagnosis (QEDD) which has been used in several studies of anorexia nervosa.
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The coordinate times cannot be measured, but only computed from the (proper-time) readings of real clocks with the aid of the time dilation relationship shown in equation () (or some alternative or refined form of it). Only for explanatory purposes it is possible to conceive a hypothetical observer and trajectory on which the proper time of the clock would coincide with coordinate time: such an observer and clock have to be conceived at rest with respect to the chosen reference frame (v = 0 in () above) but also (in an unattainably hypothetical situation) infinitely far away from its gravitational masses (also U = 0 in () above).S A Klioner (2008), cited above, at page 955. Even such an illustration is of limited use because the coordinate time is defined everywhere in the reference frame, while the hypothetical observer and clock chosen to illustrate it has only a limited choice of trajectory.
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