Sentence examples for are attaining from inspiring English sources
verb
To accomplish; to achieve.
- To attain such a high level of proficiency requires hours of practice each day.
Be on the lookout this spring for new developments in foamflowers (Tiarella) which are attaining handsome markings in their leaves as well as flower forms.
Turkish soap operas and films are attaining cult status, while "Made in Turkey" labels near the cachet of Paris or Milan.
Today, there is overwhelming evidence in the form of hundreds of visible examples of teachers and schools that are attaining extraordinary results.
The band's most recent album, "Reimagining" (Savoy Jazz), is its best, and Mr. Iyer's gigs are attaining a newly urgent momentum, with some genuine lyricism offsetting the rhythm attack.
Michael Turner, a cosmologist at the University of Chicago and vice president of the American Physical Society, said American scientists were struggling to adjust to a world in which Europe and Asia are attaining parity with the United States.
Though record numbers of women are working, more women are attaining high level positions and more women own small businesses on the Island than men, according to a Hofstra University study that Women on the Job commissioned in 1999, women hold only 3.6percentt of the board positions of the Island's top 100 public companies, compared with about 11percentt in the Fortune 500.
Very high temperatures are attained, often at very low pressures.
Molecular weights up to 35 000 are attained.
The following main conclusions are attained.
Steady-state concentrations are attained after the fourth administration [ 17].
On the day before surgery, baseline blood values are attained.
