Sentence examples for reached rather than from inspiring English sources

The exchanges I heard consisted of repeating the conclusions that had just been reached, rather than independently extending them.

The notion of give-and-take, of compromise reached rather than domination imposed, is a Middle Eastern novelty.

France, for example, has reportedly tabled an amended version of the draft that would set a two-year period for a permanent agreement to be reached, rather than requiring Israel's wholesale withdrawal from the territory — a strategy that has met with little success in the past as deadlines were extended and ignored.

In addition, some hypomethylated genes, specially, Aldoc had highly mosaic pattern, suggesting a possibility that equilibrium state may have been reached rather than DNA demethylation (Fig. 3B).

If a game is required to break a tie, it can be played until 11 points are reached, rather than 15.

DFID's desire for value for money risked creating an incentive to focus on those easiest to reach, rather than those most in need, like vulnerable girls.

'The problem with advertising with ITV is that you're paying for the number you reach, rather than the demographic,' says one senior strategist for a food company.

But when we're constantly reaching rather than occasionally being satisfied with what we have in front of us, that's a recipe for perpetual dissatisfaction.

Spending by special interests, which are clearly concerned about the decisions that judges reach rather than their capability and impartiality in reaching them, has grown dramatically as a share of total spending.

She said that legitimate refugees should be protected, but ideally kept near their countries of origin, and that they should remain in the first safe country they reach rather than continuously move across the borders of safe countries.

Her plans attracted criticism earlier in the summit over the suggestion that those fleeing war zones should stay and claim asylum in the first safe country they reach, rather than seeking sanctuary in European nations such as Britain.