Sentence examples for enough to attain a from inspiring English sources
A prime difficulty in the process, Mr. Conger said, is designing a fuel tank and pump assembly that can hold liquid oxygen under great pressure and push fuel out fast enough to attain a speed of 4.7 miles a second to achieve orbit, while being light enough to hold down costs.
And after nearly a decade, all of these technologies have been banged around enough to attain a reasonable level of confidence.
According to the political science models, a margin of just five points for Republicans among likely voters on Gallup's final survey would predict a gain of roughly 50 seats, more than enough to attain a House majority.
However, the incorporation of sVEGFR1 expression into the system (Fig. 2A: '+sR1') was found to shift the VEGF profile upwards in the plasma – i.e., if VEGF-secretion rates were fixed at qV,-Ctrl, [V]pl became 2.1 pM once sVEGFR1-secretion rates were high enough to attain a target [sR1]pl of 100 pM.
Patients who require whole-brain radiation therapy generally do not live long enough to attain a secondary malignancy, and there are no data on this.
Restriction of the analyses to persons who survived long enough to attain a given educational level, in order to investigate a possible effect of on-going disease, also showed no difference in educational pattern from that of all survivors.
She proposed a trifecta — as soon as I can run, I'll go as far as I can with her, then we will hop on the ellipticals and work out long enough to attain two and a half hours of training.
This analysis could potentially detect effects that were temporally consistent but not strong enough to attain significance in a full repeated-measures analysis in all five samples.
If I had been well-rounded enough to attain basic competence at a few sports, I wouldn't have provoked rage and contempt in other kids during gym and recess.
The point I agree with -- and the one made more directly by Nate Silver -- was not to imply that the 5 point margin was outside the margin of error, but rather to object to the use of the phrase "statistical tie" to describe a difference that is not quite large enough to attain statistical significance.
She's a great model for any recording artist fortunate enough to attain longevity.
