Unreached used in a sentence

Unreached in a sentence as an adjective

I think `*object = unreached->next;` does that, since it's using a pointer to a pointer.

A node can be found, examined, or unreached. A node has a number called the total distance.

They'll die still not 'done', their dreams unreached… because those dreams were able to scale, those stars remained beyond their reach.

So far piracy is being treated as a scapegoat for unreached sales.

In theory, you could have line 1 forward to line 2 when 'unreached'. Of course you'd want the second line to be different network.

Missing enzyme in white blood cell is simple: any unreached cells are not a problem. Defective protein in all cells is hard.

I think that's why you hear a lot of stories about people who regret trading passions for some unreached goal. Or maybe those are just more compelling/comforting stories we need to tell ourselves.

Since that time, she has worked every day toward achieving her goal, as yet unreached, of walking again. Medical expenses exceed $1,000,000.

Also, anime fangirling seems to be hitting new, previously unreached heights via Gen Z, and the steam reviews are full of quotez from it.

Almost all the unvaccinated are simply unreached -- they live in an environment where "everyone" is unvaccinated and no one is telling them to do it. So they never called to make the appointment because it seemed weird.

IMO, unreached recipients using Gmail et al. are likely to see the problem as with the self-hosted sender, not their own third party email provider. One idea is to have a backup for emergencies.

I suppose that's true, but ideally there should be no situation in which you give a program or script access to a terminal with sudo's timeout unreached. Compromising information not stored on the machine should ideally require root.

True" cloud products, whether serverless or lift and shift of existing workloads, have much higher growth potential since a large percentage of the attachable market is still unreached. That's why it's a little disingenuous for Microsoft to claim products like Office 365 and Dynamics 365 as cloud revenue.

True 'long range' initiative, where someone spontaneously identifies desirable but as-yet unreached goals and invents and implements non-obvious plans to attain them, is incredibly rare. No matter how you try to incentivize it most people just don't work like that.

> This will be achieved by W4 providing commercial products and services offering such as enterprise support plans and the possibility to access markets that were previously unreached by Godot, such as console platforms. This is the most detail I could find on their site about what they're actually planning.

I'm suggesting that in all previous attempts to reach the state you consider heretofore unreached, the states passed through have highly undesirable consequences. The uniformity of this result is striking and the consequences grave.

True, the cereal companies may be able to market huge quantities of junk breakfasts; the hamburger and hot dog chains may sell endless numbers of unreal fast-food items to the children, but the deep heart beats firmly, unreached and unreasoned with. A child of today can detect a lie quicker than the wisest adult of two decades ago.

Whether or not you do, it's valuable to look at a proper issue tracker, or even a text file, and say "Hm, this thing is so full of unreached improvements that maybe we should **** out and improve it" vs." You know, this is working fine, it's worth documenting for posterity if someone comes back to this code, but it's not worth specifically calling attention to."