Usage of "more achievable"

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Usage of more achievable in English

That, in turn, would make the whole recovery plan much more achievable. 
 Reuters 

Well, that might be much more desirable -and much more achievable. 
 The Guardian 

Ms McCormick said technology could help make living independently more achievable for some. 
 Radio NZ 

Techniques demonstrated in the book are aimed at making these designs more achievable. 
 The Daily Telegraph 

That it is now more achievable is becoming more generally recognised. 
 The Irish Times 

I'd missed Meghan, but a handshake from Harry seemed a little more achievable. 
 News.com.au 

It's a simpler, more achievable way to create a home you'll love to live in. 
 The Irish Times 

In the future, things will become more and more achievable without Epic even being involved. 
 Wired 

It's a pretty impossible ambition but it seemed slightly more achievable after reading that book. 
 The Guardian 

The fact that this list is self-evident and overdue doesn't make it any more achievable. 
 NY Magazine 

I should have sprouted wings and flown; it would have been cheaper and more achievable. 
 Radio NZ 

Ransom said the better-than-expected results in the quarter make the mid-point of the forecast more achievable. 
 Reuters 

Winning the FAI Junior Cup final against Westport next week is a far more achievable target, however. 
 The Irish Times 

Your dream cruise could be much more achievable with a few tips to find a hot deal. 
 News.com.au 

It was once within her power to reframe the debate around goals that were more achievable, but she refused that challenge. 
 The Guardian 

There are a number of routes open to Leaving Cert students, with points cut-offs that are much more achievable for many. 
 Independent.ie 

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Meanings of more achievable in English