obtainable

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Available and accessible
accessibility
accessible
accessibly
at your commandidiom
availability
drop
in the public domain
non-restricted
nothing
obtainable
on callidiom
on/about your personidiom
release
season
stream
unfilled
unfreeze
unfrozen
unlock
unlockable

Examples of unobtainable

unobtainable
The principal benefit from sharing for recipients is the acquisition of intelligence that is valuable to decision makers but otherwise unobtainable at an acceptable cost.
Information on rock music was unobtainable through all official channels.
Under such circumstances escalation in the quest for an unobtainable total victory is a natural recourse.
This alleged information, however, seems to be largely unobtainable by those who need it, namely, the target population.
Often, social policy decisions have to be made with conflicting, incomplete and sometimes unobtainable information.
His presence was unacceptable but his removal was unobtainable.
The research would have healthcare workers believing that they are treating genuine patients, and would aim to gather information that is otherwise unobtainable.
From 1853, when succession duty was introduced, they included a valuation, previously unobtainable, of all land, settled or unsettled.
By the time the inadequacy of existing provision became clear in 1942-3, building materials were so scarce as to be unobtainable.
This is important because in most free texts, sentential-level parses are basically unobtainable even by the best state-of-the-art parsers.
This could be a convenient way of obtaining additional space without the risk of a capital investment, and when the desired spaces were otherwise unobtainable.
Thus, exuberant children who are motivated by approach toward rewards may also develop internalizing behaviors when rewards appear unobtainable.
Conversely, such data are unobtainable from the sources used in prior research.
To simplify the allocation of tablets in rural areas where a balance may be unobtainable, a height measuring pole is routinely used to assess the required number of praziquantel tablets.
True short-axis images, unobtainable with biplanar imaging, were produced with 35° to 5 5° rotation from the horizontal plane (0°), which delineated detailed anatomy of the cleft mitral valves.
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