Sentence examples for once it attained from inspiring English sources

For investors the promise of Amazon was always that, once it attained enough scale and scope, all of these expenditures would allow it to start turning its operational efficiency into real cash flow.

At a glance, the work would seem to admit little variety in performance: it grows from a trickle of repeated notes into a torrent of slowly shifting figures in Phrygian and Lydian modes, and once it attains its critical mass, it modulates around the cycle of keys with an almost motorlike steadiness.

Finally, the Sterling Forest company has agreed to make a donation of an additional 500 acres once it attains the necessary approval for its housing development from Tuxedo and two other municipalities, Warwick and Monroe.

A REPORTER AT LARGE about South-West Africa, which will be called Namibia once it attains independence.

The New Yorker, June 25 , 1979P. 60 A REPORTER AT LARGE about South-West Africa, which will be called Namibia once it attains independence.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, June 25 , 1979P. 60 A REPORTER AT LARGE about South-West Africa, which will be called Namibia once it attains independence.

Once it attains maximum market share positions in rapid growth markets abroad, a similar result is likely.

It's the casual dishonesty, the cruelty, the betrayal; and, beneath the betrayal, the emptiness of real ambition: the ambition to do anything useful with office once it is attained".

This line of argument raises an important question: If an industry can be profitable once it has attained enough capacity or experience (in the case of the infant industry) or when it has reequipped itself (in the case of the recuperating industry), what prevents it from entering the capital market to get the finances to tide itself over until it is profitable?

For these phenotypes, a "specific" pattern of response was defined by persistence, or the maintenance of response for the remainder of the study once it was attained.

Figure 6B clearly summarizes these data for the whole population of recorded neurons by showing that neurons from dopamine-depleted animals required a higher level of stimulation to evoke a first post-synaptic response whereas once it was attained, a lower level of stimulation was sufficient to reach the threshold for action potential initiation.