Sentence examples for attain not from inspiring English sources

In some cases, luxury cars can attain not only the volumes of non-luxury cars, but also the same wide variety of configurations and body styles.

5 However, compared to term infants, premature infants are unique in their need to attain not only medical stability but also physiological maturity, including adequate temperature control, cessation of apnoea and bradycardia and adequate feeding behaviour, before they are safely discharged home.

"Perfection is finally attained not when there is no longer anything to add but when there is no longer anything to take away".

She got away and (somehow) attained not only a new identity, but also ownership of a Paris cinema which is to play host to the premiere of Dr Goebbels's latest propaganda movie, in the presence of the Führer himself.

The British Bangla population is now coming of age and branching out – the nation's most famous Bengali is probably Nadiya Hussain, last year's Great British Bake Off winner, a title attained not by making naan but cupcakes.

The required level of customer acquisition was not attained; not enough customers were retained to sustain the level of expenditure.

Leica is in pursuit of the luxury of simplicity — "perfection is finally attained not when there is no longer anything to add, but when there is no longer anything to take away," as Saint-Exupery put it.

The pinnacle of power had been attained not in Baghdad but long before, when the leaders decided to set out on this ill-starred military adventure.

During the next thousand years, Christian dogma, backed by the threat of hellfire and damnation, attained not only religious, but social, political, and legal authority.

In other words, they grieved the future they felt they could not attain and not the past that they had lost.

He needs seven goals to become the seventh player to attain it, not the second.