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Meanings of achievable in English

Capable of existing or taking place or proving true; possible to do.

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Usage of achievable in English
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Mr Almunia said the budget programme was achievable but prone to risk.
The Irish Times
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I continue to believe that such a deal is achievable, she said.
The South African
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Therefore several factors contribute to the maximal work capacity achievable after transplantation.
Pubmed
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He said: Based on what's happening in Britain, this is easily achievable.
The Irish Times
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Is a sustainable work place within Ireland achievable or a pipe dream?
The Irish Times
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They believe that it is achievable, it's given them a real focus.
Radio NZ
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With small case numbers, follow-up of extended contacts is sensible and achievable.
The Guardian
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There's nothing pie-in-the-sky about that idea; to the contrary, it's eminently achievable.
Wired
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These goals are not currently achievable and we want to change that.
BBC
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This isn't an achievable task like it was a few years ago.
The South African
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But he's convinced it's an achievable future, at least for smaller aircraft.
Wired
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These are ambitions that will see us agree achievable and practical outcomes.
The Guardian
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Aberrations limit the resolution, signal intensity and achievable imaging depth in microscopy.
Pubmed
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But I think we need to be realistic about what is achievable.
The Guardian
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He picked his final targets based on what he thought was achievable.
Reuters
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But the agency's own scientists express personal doubts that this is achievable.
Reuters
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