Sentence examples for attained a certain level from inspiring English sources

We've attained a certain level, and we've fought very hard to preserve that".

"It is sad to see when somebody who has attained a certain level of public stature and even admiration tarnishes that legacy so thoroughly," Earnest said of the mayor most remembered for his leadership after the September 11 attacks.

But in Portland, karaoke has attained a certain level of cool, thanks in part to the fact that it's less the province of drunken bachelorette parties and more the territory of born performers scratching an itch.

It's not uncommon for excellence-driven wunderkinds who have attained a certain level of success early in career to simultaneously suffer from "imposter complex". The relentless pace of striving and achieving can leave little room for sincere self-reflection.

For starters, they should consider transferring intellectual property rights to individual researchers (at least, those who have attained a certain level of seniority and credibility) for free, irrespective of the dollar amount of the grant the government provided for the creation of the invention, so long as those researchers are prepared to take the risks of starting a new business on their own.

Such tests may be deemed to be unreliable not only due to lack of homogeneity, but as a result of inconsistency in distinguishing candidates who have attained a certain level of mastery from those who have not (Bachman and Palmer [1996]).

Perhaps no mandate can be won unless a campaign attains a certain level of reality.

Provided the claimed beliefs and their expression attain "a certain level of cogency, seriousness, cohesion and importance", no examination of their veracity should be embarked upon.

But in the end, steak is steak; once you attain a certain level of quality, it's hard to separate one steakhouse from another.

New rules require that all new subdivisions attain a certain level of "connectivity," with ample through streets connecting them to other neighborhoods and nearby commercial areas.

Unfortunately, "The Brick," the middle play — and the longest — is a ridiculous, brash enterprise that strives to attain a certain level of allegory and falls painfully short.