Sentence examples for attain at least from inspiring English sources

The excellence scholarship is a cash award paid to students who attain at least ABB in their A-levels (or equivalent pre-entry qualifications), regardless of household income levels.

Its goal is to attain at least a 33.4percentt stake in the company, which would give it a seat on the board and a limited ability to veto decisions, including other potential takeovers.

Only No. 1 Stanford and No. 12 Georgetown are still unbeaten in Division I. Omar Cook, the Red Storm's star freshman point guard, expects St. John's to attain at least Boston College's level by March.

Even though the book's range is commendably wide, particular thinkers and writers appear again and again, such as Sigmund Freud, John Dewey, Kierkegaard, Martin Buber, and the English poet and philosopher Margaret Cavendish, who is yet to attain, at least in the non-English speaking world, the fame she so deserves.

The moment resistances of the connections attain at least 85% of the moment capacities of the connected sections.

GB's performance director is, however, convinced that his squad can attain at least one podium place at the London Olympics.

(She attains, at least in part, her adolescent desire for "not happiness but joy").

But if the ideal state cannot be attained, at least it can be approached, Kohr thought, by reducing the scale of government.

"Terrorism," Mr Hoffman writes, "can, in the right conditions and with the appropriate strategy and tactics, succeed in attaining at least some of its practitioners' fundamental aims".In its infancy, the Jewish Yishuv, or settlement, cheered as Britain assiduously set about fulfilling Lord Balfour's promise to create a Jewish homeland in Palestine.

Cultures were considered significant if they attained at least 105 CFU/ml for PBA and at least 104 CFU/ml for BAL.

Seventy-six percent attained at least a High School education and the age range was 20 62 with a mean of 37.7 years (SD = 11).