Sentence examples for attaining only from inspiring English sources
In the giant slalom, she has been somewhat inconsistent this season, attaining only one podium finish, a third-place showing in Semmering, Austria, on Dec. 28.
The average acceptance of evolution by the U.S. general public is 35 40% (Brumfiel 2005; Miller et al. 2006), which coincides with the population attaining only some college education (above).
As shown below, a systemic postnatal deletion of the sole active Ate1flox allele in juvenile Ate1flox/− mice causes a rapid decrease of body weight and results in early death of ∼15% of Ate1-deficient mice, with surviving mice attaining only ∼70% of normal weight.
Thus, studies using this technique rarely included significant number of clones per sample, typically attaining only 15-20% sensitivity.
Strengths of the study included its design, a community-based design using a random sampling technique in a DSS, attaining only little difference between its sample and the general population of the DSS for some sociodemographic characteristics (19).
But the choreography implies that states of joy are attained only after struggle.
But last year emergency requests for natural disasters in Haiti, Ecuador and Fiji attained only half their targets.
The theoretical best encoding scheme can be attained only in special circumstances.
When Gorst died prematurely in July 1911, he had attained only limited success.
Such health savings account plans attained only a "modest enrollment" of 3.8 million workers, according to Kaiser.
Important advances, permissions wordlessly granted to extend what he was allowed to see or caress, were attained only gradually.
