Sentence examples for fulfilled with the from inspiring English sources
The promise of modern painting, so the old story went, was fulfilled with the achievement of complete abstraction.
He insisted lessons had been learned and "enormous new powers" promised to the Bank were now being fulfilled with the creation of new committees and watchdogs policing banks and financial markets.
"We've got a tremendous number of people who talk about their childhood days following the Giants, and now their dream has been fulfilled with the San Francisco Giants winning".
Argo, on the other hand, boasts all the stuff the Academy usually go for – riots, hot pursuit, a nail-biting finish – maybe not fulfilled with the groundbreaking bravura of Zero Dark Thirty, but without that film's controversy, and plenty of solid, old-fashioned craftsmanship of the kind that used to inform the work of Sidney Lumet, Norman Jewison and Sydney Pollack.
But because newspapers are in the business of selling news and space is scarce in print, this demand was mostly fulfilled with the hallowed "nut graf"—a paragraph that gives the outline and the context of the story in a nutshell.
That goal, or at least the first stage of it — Nissan has said it plans to produce a range of E.V.'s — has been fulfilled with the arrival of the Leaf in showrooms, where it is billed as the first modern-day mass-produced battery-electric vehicle to go on sale in America.
In addition, some have sold consumers what now appear to be very attractive retirement contracts, called variable annuities, that will be costly to fulfill with the markets down.
Besides, the characteristics of articular cartilage (avascular, alymphatic and aneural) do disable to fulfill with the classical signs of inflammation (redness, swelling, heat, pain).
In Fig. 4 are shown the triangle, rectangle and circle which fulfill with the description of convex set, since all satisfy the convexity definition.
To fulfill with the required condition of a hexapole corrector, a tunable lens is implemented to adjust the magnetic field for compensating the practical error from the permanent magnet.
Consequently, it was not possible that 90% confidence intervals fulfill with the 0.80 – 1.25 range.
