Sentence examples for toward attaining from inspiring English sources

"After hearing it, I felt it my duty to aid Ruth in every way toward attaining the goal he had set for himself".

"It's going to take time for me to be able to say I don't fix airplanes anymore," said Dave Dumas, 31, the would-be computer technician, who took the first steps today toward attaining his associate's degree.

"Today the world has become a much more dangerous place because the most dangerous regime in the world has taken a significant step toward attaining the most dangerous weapon in the world," said Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu.

A merger with Yahoo! would go a long way toward attaining their utopian goal.

Over the past two decades, air-cooled blast furnace slag aggregates have been considered as an alternative coarse aggregate material in concrete toward attaining resource sustainability in the construction industry.

As a major step toward attaining this goal, a charged coupled device (CCD) camera and a CMM touch probe digitiser are used together in a novel reverse engineering process.

Toward addressing and attaining each of these important objectives, the FF2-6-001 qPCR set-up tool is well suited since it enables investigators to entirely avoid over- or under-diluting RNA and DNA samples.

Identification and evaluation of common HRQOL models can help guide research and practice toward promoting or attaining optimum HRQOL for populations of interest.

(Other students pursue less-demanding tracks oriented toward getting a G.E.D., attaining job skills or developing independent-living skills).

GREE's acquisition of Funzio will move GREE toward its goal of attaining one billion worldwide users while introducing new genre expertise and exceptional titles to the anticipated GREE social mobile gaming platform, scheduled for release in Q2 2012.

In particular, this assessment pointed toward the importance of attaining site-specific treatment data and the clear need for a better understanding of viral removal by disinfection.