Sentence examples for attainments to from inspiring English sources

Groups closer in social class who yet draw their status from different sources use taste and its attainments to disdain one another and get a leg up.

He was to promote Germany's cultural tradition and attainments to the Swiss public and thus erase the image of his country as a brutal aggressor.

There are ladylike attainments to which women still aspire, but in the '60s, McCarthy seemed to have no idea that that sphere would come to include law-partnerships, combat and alimony for men.

In the spirit of some medical literature that leverages developmental abnormalities to understand mechanisms of normative functioning, we explore the ability of higher educational attainments to "rescue" biological/genetic liabilities in brain function through inheritance of a variant of the APOE gene shown to lead to cognitive decline, dementia, and Alzheimer's disease in old age.

The untreated and 20 mg/kg/d IFG treated 4L C+/− mice showed comparable BW attainments to WT and exhibited a normal phenotype during the entire study period.

Administration of 16 g of piperacillin daily improved the target attainments to ∼80% for either regimen for highly susceptible organisms.

But we can't just throw money at the problem and expect these differences in attainment to disappear.

And so in an economy that demands educational attainment to move up, the Cabeys, like many children on this block, are sliding.

Employers are looking for people who are ready for work and social mobility determines factors such as what school you go to, whether you will get the educational attainment to go to university".

Why are so many deeply conservative states among the worst performers on a range of statistics, from output and income, to educational attainment, to life expectancy and literacy?

She is not seeking to become his muse (though she does) and isn't jealous of him (and indeed there's little in the way of professional success or social attainment to be jealous of).