Sentence examples for attaining many from inspiring English sources
This year's MBA cohort, he said, had succeeded in breaking some records and attaining many firsts: the largest number of international students, the highest ever representation at business school competitions around the world, the first case competition at our annual CSR conference, a four-day around-the-clock role-playing class…and the very first class-wide grade appeal.
Previously, we demonstrated that the model was reasonably successful in attaining many of the key lifestyle objectives.
Full access to reproductive health care is crucial to attaining many of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
The bill is a rare bipartisan achievement in a Congress that has struggled to attain many others.
A large flexible molecule (e.g., a chain molecule such as polyethylene) can attain many more configurations when it is surrounded by small molecules than it can when surrounded by other large flexible molecules; the state of disorder in such a solution is therefore much larger than that of a regular solution in which SE = 0.
Also, they will have attained many of their aspirations.
Sol-gel derived silica-based bioactive glasses and ceramics attain many advantages owing to silicon which has a beneficial role in bone formation in vivo.
Despite the positive achievements attained, many see the health MDGs as 'unfinished business'.
Moreover, looking for SSR in candidate genes may attain many unanswered question about the regulation of those genes as increasing evidences are being reported about the regulatory roles of microsatellites in gene sequences [ 23- 25].
[99mTc]Tilmanocept (Fig. 1) is an engineered radiopharmaceutical specifically designed for lymphoscintigraphic and intraoperative SLN detection, created with the goal of attaining as many of the properties of the ideal radiotracer as possible.
Exhaustive structural studies of protein kinases have established that the kinase/pseudokinase domain is plastic, and attains many different conformations in response to binding of micromolecular and macromolecular ligands.
