Sentence examples for these attainment from inspiring English sources

"We must redouble our efforts to address these attainment gaps and ensure that every pupil, regardless of family income, gender or ethnicity has the chance to succeed.

We must redouble our efforts to address these attainment gaps, and ensure that every pupil, regardless of family income, gender or ethnicity, has the chance to succeed," he said.

While pursuing these attainments, a Yogi would inevitably acquire one or more siddhas ("powers"), such as knowledge of past lives, foreknowledge of one's own death, great strength, supernormal senses, levitation, and omniscience.

These attainments are encouraging, as the incidence of neurodegenerative diseases will notably increase in the coming years.

Chief among these is the attainment of robust performance in samples derived from FFPE and/or archival tumor material.

Following on from these findings the attainment and maintenance of good glycaemic control as judged by HbA1c measurements is still recommended in most patient groups by national healthcare bodies.

These final attainment levels were drawn up by industry-specific knowledge institutes that are closely allied to the organised business community.7 This is to ensure that the education programmes have labour market relevance.

The current analysis suggests that combination therapy with fenofibric acid + moderate-dose statin may offer a strategy to improve these goal attainment observations.

Although practical limitations constrain the attainment of these objectives, the derivation of these design principles provides guidance for improved reagentless biosensor performance and metrics for quality standards in the development of biosensors.

In a recent letter to Michael Salamon, NASA scientist in charge of the project, 11 of the committee members, including both of its chairmen, urged NASA to raise the cost cap on the mission, writing, "Cutting the budget in half would probably make the attainment of these goals impossible".

You also win true happiness and enlightenment, although the attainment of these things requires years of right practice.