Sentence examples for attained enough from inspiring English sources

But class pictures have changed, and one thing the furor over Mr. Belafonte and "Barbershop" has shown is that blacks have attained enough positions of power and influence that the larger society actually cares what they say.

For investors the promise of Amazon was always that, once it attained enough scale and scope, all of these expenditures would allow it to start turning its operational efficiency into real cash flow.

Strengthening over open waters, it attained enough tropical characteristics to be reclassified as Tropical Storm Leslie on October 5.

The group attained enough local success in the late 90s to prompt its members to attempt a fateful move to Los Angeles in 2000.

Although operationally not classified until 2100 UTC on October 13, a post-season analysis conducted on the system revealed that it attained enough organization to be considered a tropical depression at 1200 UTC, while positioned about 645 mi (1040 km) south-southwest of Cabo San Lucas.

Mr. Lohan has managed to attain enough B-list fame to land a slot in the coming season of "Celebrity Rehab" on VH1, for anger-management treatment.

Party strategists realise that there is an opportunity for Lib Dems if the Tories fail to attain enough seats to make a government using the DUP's small number of MPs.

To attain enough credits to complete the equivalent of his sophomore year in high school, Lil' Bow Wow, who says he would ultimately like to attend Duke, needs to "go to school" for around three hours a day.

But Robert Monks, a long-time activist for better governance, doubts that audit committees will ever attain enough of the independence of mind needed to watch over boardroom colleagues.The rating agencies have also been criticised for failing to raise the alarm.

The business drama now is whether any of these companies can attain enough of an independent, Google-like identity to co-exist with Microsoft -- or whether users will have to wait for future Windows versions with the best features built in.

People at the company said Mr. Newcomb argued that Simon & Schuster's consumer division was too small to compete and that Viacom should either sell or merge it with another consumer publisher to attain enough influence to compete against larger rivals like Random House or Penguin Putnam.