Sentence examples for never before attained from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the employment rate of the population's total labour force reached 73.7%, a level never before attained.

Bhai Vir Singh, (born 1872, Punjab, India died 1957, Punjab), Sikh writer and theologian who was chiefly responsible for raising the Punjabi language to a literary level never before attained.

That is to say, perhaps our moral emotions play a crucial role in the exercise of a skill whereby we come to be able to articulate moral insights that we have never before attained.

The guns were so called because they were specially built to shell Paris at a range, never before attained, of approximately 121 km (75 miles).

This book brought Dreiser a degree of critical and commercial success he had never before attained and would not thereafter equal.

Reagan's inattention to detail, and the hostility of his followers to Washington, provided the opportunity for lawbreaking by members of the government on a scale never before attained, and there was an endless train of resignations, arrests and court cases.

This need for accurate data led to a comprehensive, five-week field measurement campaign aimed at pinpointing pollution levels and sources with a degree of specificity that had never before been attained.

When we collide high-energy particles at never-before-attained energies, we know exactly what the cross-sections, scattering amplitudes, branching ratios, and decay products of everything produced in a collision ought to be.

Enactment of the legisla tion that I now propose would give our postal em ployes the means to attain a goal they have never before had the means of attaining— the goal of building, in Amer ica, the best postal system in the world.

Even worse, Weber feared, "this nullity imagines that it has attained a level of civilisation never before achieved".

The article goes on: "Never before, perhaps, in so short a space of time, did a family attain fortunes so magnificent without deeds of arms or special services of any public nature".