The phrase "attained making" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is intended by this phrase, as "attained" typically refers to achieving something, while "making" suggests the act of creating or producing.
Example: "He attained making a significant impact in his field." (This example is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "achieved creating" or "reached the point of making".
The power and prestige that Offa attained made him one of the most significant rulers in Early Medieval Britain, though no contemporary biography of him survives.
That forensic analysis of skill and the uncompromising standards the contestants invariably fail to attain make it the perfect antidote to those infantilised reality shows where you get feted for sitting on a sofa beside Lionel Blair for two weeks.
The degree of power humankind has attained makes such a change in attitude necessary and makes it crucial, Lewis argues, that the world return to having the Tao at the centre of education.
(ii) Nevertheless, the first best can be attained by making a contract contingent on the unverified action.
The procedure we describe here makes it possible to determine which optical measurement parameter(s) on a sorter is or are best for measuring the size of a given cell type, and what level of precision in size measurement can be attained, by making Coulter volume measurements of sorted cell fractions.
Evidence shows that eating food that is rich in spermidine results in increased blood spermidine levels, suggesting that beneficial effects of spermidine can be easily attained by making a conscious choice of food.
Generally, having 1 mil (this can be easily attained by making headless arrows, since free players can train members' skills up to level 5) or more would be ideal.
This is done resorting to a Reconfigurator entity that is associated to the framework presented in Section 2. A Reflector entity, awaits for the system to reach a quiescent state; when such a state is attained, it makes the system reflect the changes by applying the reconfiguration script.
An instructor demonstrated a position called "skin the cat," often attained by beginners making mistakes; it was suggestive of glenohumeral dislocation.
