Sentence examples for fact attained from inspiring English sources

The President had, in fact, attained to the very position the dictatorship to use a bad description, required by revolutionary times.

In possession of the duchies of Franconia, Bavaria, Swabia, and Carinthia, he had attempted to carry on his father's policy of supremacy in the east and, in fact, attained sovereignty over Bohemia and Moravia.

These findings in fact attained good inter-observer agreement.

This goal was in fact attained in the study in only 42, 28, and 49% of treated individuals.

Besides supplying a rule of thumb for the sample size sufficing to select the markers with true nonzero coefficients, CS gives an independent quantitative criterion for determining whether a given dataset has, in fact, attained that sample size.

We can in fact attain certainty, and we can do so by the unaided exercise of our natural intellectual powers.

And thus the systems of German Idealism do not in fact attain or articulate knowledge of the identity and difference of "All" that is; rather, they reduce the unique difference inherent to the different kinds of particular beings to a common unity.

We and others have empirically demonstrated that the semi-structured interviews focusing on subjective experience may, in fact, attain excellent interrater reliabilities, given sufficient clinical experience and training of the research psychiatrists or other clinicians who are involved [ 23, 72].

In fact the attained lower structural loads may lead to potential weight and cost reduction from the earliest phases of design.

Further, while Ms. O'Donnell claimed for several years that she was a graduate of Fairleigh Dickinson University, in fact she attained her bachelor's degree in English literature only this summer.

No judgment aiming at such truth can, however, ever attain the infallible certainty demanded by the Cartesian, and so we ought, as reasonable beings at least, to aim at a cognitive goal that can in fact be attained.