Sentence examples for highest attainment from inspiring English sources

The highest attainment gap is found in relatively affluent areas in the south-east – Wokingham (42.5%) and Buckinghamshire (39.6%).

The life of man, he came to feel is a constant struggle between the individualist and the collective but at its highest stage "the individual is submerged in the family … the family in the nation … and so the Nation … in the highest attainment of human collectivity the world has yet seen … the empire".

The hitherto commonly accepted period of Old Kashmiri is 1200 1500; but in fact the earliest example of the language is found in 94 four-line stanzas embedded in the Sanskrit philosophical work Mahānaya-prakāśa ("Illumination of the Highest Attainment"), which some scholars now date as late as the 15th century.

This table lists the primary schools with the highest attainment in England in 2014.

Understanding creation, one of the basic Muslim tenets, is recognized as the highest attainment of knowledge.

This table lists the 200 schools in England with the highest attainment at GCSE level.

Wealth, a large house, and fame are the highest attainments.

A harmonically bright finale tells us hope, redemption, liberty – mankind's highest attainments – are at hand.

He still maintains that "dignity", and loyalty "intelligently bestowed", are the highest attainments someone in his profession can hope for.

Ranked among the highest attainments in both American and world literature, Faulkner's writing earned him the Nobel Prize in 1949.

"To let understanding stop at what cannot be understood is a high attainment.