Unreachable used in a sentence

Unreachable in a sentence as an adjective

The top left corner of the screen, ie, the most unreachable place on the new iPhone. I'm still amazed this thing was produced by Apple given that oversight.

Commit unreachable via names will stay around until you run garbage collection. You can still see them in reflog."

I used them for 5 weeks, in that five week period I had 5 1-2 day blocks where the machine was unreachable. >A incoming attack influence the network for few minutes.

Since he lumps in Java with C and C++ it's worth pointing out that this specific bug is not possible in Java since unreachable code is a compiler error. I assume the same for C#.

In addition, apparently some people have their money tied up in unreachable MtGox accounts so are unable to trade. MtGox has some serious issues to deal with.

Hey brian, - what's your side of the story on being unreachable 14 hours after the event? - did you offer AirBnB credit or compensation to the victim to stay elsewhere during this?

Just some silence followed by either voicemail or some message saying the correspondent is unreachable and then voicemail.

Whole top-level domains and major corporations have been unreachable for significant amounts of time because of DNS failures. Name service for the root zone has always been available.

I usually have 5-7 minutes per day where it is unreachable by my offsite Nagios host which also monitors my Linode instance. My Linode instance has had 3 minutes of unreachability in the past 30 days.

The best part was that I was totally unreachable and thus no one could vent their ire, causing me to return happy and well-rested to an overworked office brimming with fermented ill-will. And I didn't get my own calculations done either, causing me to miss a deadline.

GHC's garbage collector will determine when waiting on an MVar or Chan is deadlocked, and keeping everything in a ResourceT monad ensures that the whole system gracefully closes when portions fall out of scope and are unreachable. The approach has a certain elegance to it.

This would definitely include unreachable code warnings. * Consider using static analysis * Initialise your error variable in the "error" state not in the "everything is ok" state

So try: "Let's build an unaffordable future where the super-rich live in hyper-inflated city real estate and the poor are consigned to unreachable rural pockets of cultural stagnation or to over-crowded ghettoes." How will we create livable walkable cities where real estate does not hyper inflate?

100 interacting players in an MMO is a challenging target but not an unreachable one for a single-developer game, and it's definitely a very interesting project to undertake.