Sentence examples for that has been attained from inspiring English sources

In particular, the very high level of private wealth that has been attained since the 1980s and 1990s in the wealthy countries of Europe and in Japan, measured in years of national income, directly reflects the Marxian logic.

"The very high level of private wealth that has been attained since the nineteen-eighties and nineteen-nineties in the wealthy countries of Europe and in Japan," Piketty says, "directly reflects the Marxian logic".

This is one of the great fortunes of America, and there is no other great fortune comparable to it in amount that has been attained by the same means.

This underlines the importance of locating nucleosome positions, a goal that has been attained by several groups in yeast [2] [6] and mammals [7] [8].

When children play a game, not only does it simply reflect the level of cognitive development that has been attained, but it also consolidates the skills, actions, and meanings that have been acquired (Verenikina et al., 2003).

(The lowest recorded score in P.G.A. history is 59, and that has been attained only three times: by Al Geiberger in 1977, Chip Beck in 1991 and David Duval in 1999).

Her ascent of the latter, at 18,406 feet (5,610 metres), was the highest point in the Western Hemisphere that had been attained by a woman.

Our government's goal should be to bring in revenues of 18.5 percent of G.D.P. and spend about 21 percent of G.D.P. — levels that have been attained over extended periods in the past and can clearly be reached again.

With the end of rapid expansion, promotion within army ranks slowed, and the high morale and tight discipline that had been attained in the days of initial success slackened.

While such comparisons are not always perfect, a cross-section of statistical comparisons provides a relatively clear picture of the contrast between the wealth, innovative capacity, and work ethic of the US, and the social and other outcomes that have been attained.

This contrasts with the advanced stage of policymaking blueprints that have been attained on the monetary-policy front.