Sentence examples for could only attain from inspiring English sources
Further testing in October 1893, showed that Dupuy de Lômes engines could only attain during a 24-hour trial and that the boilers were structurally unsound.
The rear military mast was replaced by a simple pole mast and sea trials in July 1906 showed that the ship could only attain 18.27 kn from 12887 PS.
Despite the block in secretion, newly expressed Ysp2CT still localized to peripheral puncta, while a PM resident protein could only attain its normal distribution if expression was induced before inactivating SEC18.
The way we took it when, the year we turned 30, Life decreed that excellences of all varieties could only be attained by persons 29 or younger.
All this confrontation and frustration is reflected in the melancholy undertones of their religious beliefs, particularly those of the Sumerians, for whom success and prosperity came to be identified with the principle of fertility and thus could only be attained by the appeasement of capricious deities.
In an astute description of the poem in a program note, Mr. Adams calls it the most intimate, graphic and profoundly affecting evocation of the act of nursing he knows of, a text "astonishingly free of any kind of hyperbole or amplified emotion," yet filled with imagery "of a precision that could only be attained by one who had been there".
This diverse breadth of new POWER9-based products and solutions is something that could only be attained through OpenPOWER's model of open collaboration, a need, and sheer force of will.
However, several characteristics associated with confidence, such as "wealth of experience," could only be attained over time.
Marks discouraged young women from "abnormal" friendships and insisted happiness could only be attained with a man.
Some Social Darwinists also propagated the belief that progress could only be attained by phasing out "undesirable genes". We practice mild versions of this today--that's what amniocentesis accomplishes.
