Sentence examples for now attained from inspiring English sources

Castro has now attained his goal.

All of these elements had by now attained a hallucinatory meaninglessness in my head.

This would not matter much but for the sheer size that some funds have now attained.

Beyond all this, the teaching of music in primary and secondary schools has now attained virtually worldwide acceptance.

Burris probably couldn't win anyway, and he has now attained the goal that appears to mean most to him — adding United States senator to his list of achievements.

A number of these conversos, freed of earlier legal restraints, now attained prominence in public life, but they were always suspected of continuing privately to observe Jewish practices.

But the whiff of collaboration, plus critical invective against his often daring harmonies and shocking narratives, kept his work from the place it is now attaining.

Chuck's heads have defied the dictates of fashion for nigh-on four decades now, attaining a kind of iconic status not least through their similarity.

Those are professional courses and we have now gone into the construction of a university so that these students can now attain the degree certification," Mrs Banda said.

When P/F > 1 (i.e. resoles), a more complex situation arises, with formaldehyde never achieving an actual functionality of two while phenol may now attain an actual functionality greater than two.

According to National Science Foundation data, only 7% of life science Ph.D.s now attain, within 5 years of finishing their degree, the tenure or tenure-track jobs that many so want.