Sentence examples for attain over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "attain over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers, as "attain" typically does not pair with "over" in this context. Example: "I hope to attain over my previous achievements this year." (This sentence is awkward and unclear.)
According to our sources, Adobe paid slightly more than $150 million in cash and stock, with certain growth goals to attain over multiple years.
In order to optimise patch repairs, finite element modelling was used and it was founded possible to attain over 90% of the strength of an unnotched specimen.
We examine use of these fields to enable very high field cryogenic photoinjectors that can attain over an order of magnitude increase in peak electron beam brightness.
These enemies comprise all manner of proposals that suppose that in so far as we should care about equality of condition across persons, what we should care about equalizing is some function of the utility or welfare or well-being or good that persons attain over the course of their lives.
5 Participants were first studied when underweight and after nutritional rehabilitation to attain over 80% of the expected weight for age.
Enlightenment is not actually something you "attain"; over-focus on the surface-agitations of the mind are how you re-create un-enlightenment on a moment-to-moment basis.
Knowledge and experience that transcend international boundaries are something that is cultivated over a lifetime, not something that is attained over a summer or a semester.
The newly exposed face of the glacier was a heavenly shade of blue, attained over thousands of years as the ice was compressed and air pockets were eliminated.
Speeds of 50 km (31 miles) per hour can be maintained for several kilometres, but 60 km (37 miles) per hour can be attained over short distances.
Democratization has never been a straightforward affair, and the unprecedented global reach that democracy attained over the years has only intensified debates about its language, meaning, and prospects.
He says his task is to bring watches up to "the same standards of technical perfection and precision; the same aesthetic clarity that was already attained over 100 years ago".
