Sentence examples for attaining with from inspiring English sources

Betterments in machining productivity can be attaining with the advanced machining techniques such as rotary machining.

Addams goes on to address the powerlessness of domestic work particularly as it entails isolation and a highly inequitable power relationship: "The household employé[sic] has no regular opportunity for meeting other workers of her trade, and of attaining with them the dignity of corporate body" (ABI 538).

An attainment set is a set of solutions that are attained with a certain probability.

Significantly higher temperatures could be attained with such a design.

But the height of absurdity was attained with the claim that he was a great orator.

It's a natural high that seems easier to attain with a bird's-eye view.

He exerts himself mightily, as if to achieve with brute power what could not be attained with finesse.

Still, they fret that what Soviet troops failed to attain with guns, Russian companies are poised to achieve with dollars.

"An executive-level producing job is much easier to attain with a law degree in your pocket," he said.

More important, America could never sustain the extraordinary heights of global dominance it attained with the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Masculinity in people is attained with a single Y, so why do male birds need two Z's?