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• r  in an unattainable manner or to an unattainable degree
  this house is unattainably expensive

• And both presented an unattainably idyllic family life.
• He may yet regret claiming any association with the finished product, which features the unattainably gorgeous, world-traveled Crawford probing sexual attitudes in Middle America.
• A tough-minded scholar with often unattainably high standards, Barney Keeney has long seemed marked for success.

• unachievably

News & Articles

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• Cornell Offers Free Tuition, Housing to Inner City Scholars
  By AKANE OTANI At more than $60,000 a year for those in the endowed colleges, the cost of attending Cornell is unattainably steep for some students. But as a result of a new partnership, some high school graduates from the country’s lowest-income school districts will be able to attend Cornell […]
  Sept. 19, 2013 - The Cornell Daily Sun

Quotes

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• John Cleese in AFP
  The real problem is that, when you've done something that people think is really good, the bar is almost unattainably high. So I think it would be a mistake to do it,added Cleese, who played manic hotel keeper Basil.