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Meanings of more attainable in English

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Usage of more attainable in English
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The Moon is no more attainable by your body than by our Projectile.
All Around the Moon
2
So it's become much more attainable to take good pictures.
The South African
3
The playoffs are more attainable than ever this season, with seven spots in each conference.
Chicago sun times
4
The modern luxury brand has prices much more attainable than some of its higher-end competitors.
Ebony
5
Virtues are more attainable than virtue, characteristics than character.
Judaism
6
The private equity mega-deals that soared in 2006 and evaporated a year later look more attainable.
Reuters
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But there are habits and practices that we can cultivate to make that state more attainable.
The Irish Times
8
So Big Tech is trying other means to jack up verisimilitude at a more attainable price.
Wired
9
Once you have the passports, the reality of international travel becomes more attainable, and I'd argue, desirable.
Ebony
10
The Chinese have another and more attainable ideal, nor is there any likelihood of their changing it.
China
11
I'd settled for much more attainable goals.
The Guardian
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As the company erects new distribution centers across the nation's most populous state, that ambition becomes more attainable.
Wired
13
A more attainable goal, not to mention a more lasting legacy, would be to win a third major.
The Guardian
14
Another, more attainable dream, would be to edit a collection of Teaching with Harry Potter schoolbooks in France.
Wired
15
Opel has partnered with a French engineering consultancy to make all-terrain VanLife that bit more attainable for everyone.
The South African
16
Almost every week another article appears on Irish unity as writers sense that Brexit has made unity more attainable.
The Irish Times
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