Sentence examples for attained the degree from inspiring English sources

They've done the work, attained the degree(s), and are ready to educate a vast array of individuals, old and young.

One of the groups which contributed to the Britpop music scene of the 1990s, they never attained the degree of mainstream success achieved by the likes of Oasis and Blur.

The program is designed to prepare students for attaining the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D). and a career of productive scholarship in psychology.

The stiff solemnity of earlier Dutch portraits gave way to the capture of fleeting changes of expression and superb textural effects, though Hals never succeeded in attaining the degree of psychological penetration characteristic of the portraits painted by Rembrandt.

Those are professional courses and we have now gone into the construction of a university so that these students can now attain the degree certification," Mrs Banda said.

In order for such demonstrations to attain the degree of certainty found in geometry they would need to be set forth in a purely formal system, which Leibniz termed his "universal characteristic" (characteristica universalis).

This is a significant achievement as each attorney must: Be formally nominated by the Institute, clients, and or/ a fellow attorney; Have attained the highest degree of professional achievement in field of law; and Have an impeccable Client Satisfaction rating.

Thereafter, the gonad of quail of all the LED groups started developing again (including the blue LED exposed quail which remained undeveloped until this age) and attained the increased degree of growth until 26.5 weeks of age.

Students in Japan sometimes only attained the Second Degree after a period of 10, sometimes 20, years of practice under Usui's tutorship, and the majority of students never attained the Third Degree.

The artist has also attained the highest degree of recognition within the broad expanse of music worldwide.

Not all of the newly described findings, however, have attained the same degree of confirmation [ 2].