Sentence examples for attain some degree from inspiring English sources
Prediction is required to attain some degree of confidence that design and manufacture decisions will yield desired results.
You may find yourself bouncing back quickly or struggling to attain some degree of normality.
The proposal suggests that the more it is the case that an individual being attains some degree of rational agency capacity, below the threshold of full personhood, the more morally considerable that being is.
Nevertheless, some Hutu attained some degree of power and economic success, and many Tutsi were as poor and marginalized as the majority of Hutu.
The tale of Ted Williams, with which you have likely attained some degree of familiarity -- homeless former substance abuser with a radio-ready voice "discovered" panhandling for change -- is a compelling, "feel good" human interest story which much of American major media has been keen on for most of the week.
Only as the plot proceeds does it become apparent that Dawn knows much more than she should, and the only way she could attain her degree of understanding is through some kind of supernatural means.
Mr. Putin is the first modern Russian leader to attain this degree of power without resorting to mass repression.
"The DSA hasn't just helped me to attain a degree and get an education," she says.
Carpenter hopes to attain a degree of notoriety sufficient to obtain his own organ with which he might tour, rather than being obliged to play on unfamiliar instruments.
Of course it is difficult to attain this degree of certitude, and the difficulty is enhanced by the restrictions of the criminal law.
