Sentence examples for has attained recently from inspiring English sources

It's easy to see the negative connotations the word has attained recently in Europe, however: This year, Katie Hopkins, a controversial British writer and public figure, likened migrants to "cockroaches" in a column published in the Sun newspaper.

It's easy to see the negative connotations the word has attained recently in Europe, however: This year, Katie Hopkins, likened migrants to "cockroaches" in a column published in the Sun newspaper.

After flummoxing Peyton Manning and Tom Brady, the Ravens have spent the last two weeks practicing and preparing, honing instincts and concocting strategy, steadfast in their belief that for all of San Francisco's success with the Pistol — and despite the near-mythical status it has attained recently — it is hardly unstoppable.

The London mayor was right to insist that the new bus be environmentally responsible, because that's another non-negotiable component of "good design," albeit one that has attained the status relatively recently.

The field has attained growing respectability, with a textbook recently published, a congressionally man­ dated National Commission on Sleep Disorders Research, and a growing public awareness of the importance of sleep disorders.

Facebook is on a quest to quantify the value of its ads, and TechCrunch has attained the first public details on its recently expanded ad tracking program called "View Tags" that looks beyond clicks.

None has attained hit status.

Among computer programmers, he has attained near-guru status.

But its name has attained immortality on Wall Street.

McKeon, however, has attained some credibility in the business.

Mr. Edwards has attained a movie-star status among Democrats.