Sentence examples for attained and one from inspiring English sources

The 10-point target has been attained and one more point in Glasgow against Rangers in two weeks time will see United through once again.

In practice, this ideal goal is difficult to attain and one must settle for a preferred toxicity towards the agent of infection, i.e. the toxic dose towards the agent of infection must be significantly lower than the toxic dose towards the cells or tissues that they invade.

This confirms a first stage (identified as pre-ageing cluster) where a slight and constant decay of the load is attained, a second one (transition cluster) where a deep decay (with respect to the initial load value) is attained and a third one (post-ageing cluster) where a complete loss of load carrying capability is found.

Russell Brand's Most Controversial Quips 19 show all Russell Brand's Most Controversial Quips 1/19 On puberty: "By puberty I learned that nothing worth having could be easily attained and to succeed one must be single minded".

A second stage (transition) can be identified when a deep decay (when the ΔP interval is external to the "0 line") is attained and a third one (post-ageing) where a complete loss of load carrying capability was found.

It is quickly on its way to attain and surpass the one million fans (it currently has over 1.5 million under its umbrella) mark while reaching millions of people.

The realization of enlightenment cannot be attained on one's own.

A standard that we can't attain and quite frankly, one that is really meant to keep women down.

Moreover, employer matches can greatly increase the return on retirement savings, often above those one could attain on one's own in financial markets.

In beatitude and felicity, the fulfillment of intellect and will respectively, the virtues of Faith and Hope fall away, and do not exist, for one now sees with the intellect what one believed, and has attained what one hoped for with the will.

Table 1 presents summary statistics of our main variables of interest: (own) education and parental education.16 In all countries, there is a significant increase in the years of education (and the level attained) from one generation to the other.