Sentence examples for we've attained from inspiring English sources

We've attained a certain level, and we've fought very hard to preserve that".

"The concern we have," said Elizabeth Ward, director of cancer surveillance for the American Cancer Society, "is that much of the progress we've attained in reducing death rates comes from tobacco control, screening and access to timely and high-quality treatment, and those positive effects are not being seen in all populations in the U.S".

By Roger Angell October 24, 2013 World Series opening games can feel like a sunny day at Camp 6, a deserved picnic where we enjoy the fabulous views we've attained and contemplate the last push to the summit, but all images of the sort flew away quickly last night, when the inept Cardinals gave up five runs in the first two innings at Fenway Park, in the course of an 8 1 pasting by the Red Sox.

World Series opening games can feel like a sunny day at Camp 6, a deserved picnic where we enjoy the fabulous views we've attained and contemplate the last push to the summit, but all images of the sort flew away quickly last night, when the inept Cardinals gave up five runs in the first two innings at Fenway Park, in the course of an 8 1 pasting by the Red Sox.

Using these techniques, we've attained the necessary plasma densities and temperatures, over 300 million degrees, far hotter than the core of the sun.

We disclose, as people on the spectrum, because we want something -- whether it's extra time to take a test, or because we want validation from others -- as it's been harder for us to attain that which we've attained.

Unfortunately we have attained a surpassing reputation as a fighting regiment.

Our relationship has grown with our careers, and I do believe that we have attained a kind of maturity.

Though tasks such as how to "Use the Toilet" or "Go to Sleep" still elude us, we have attained mental and emotional independence.

"So now, we have attained the goal of our desires, and the great thing is that we are here as the first men, no English flag waves, but a three- coloured Norwegian.

Is he saying, Dennett demands, that computers with human-like intelligence - or even more - are "something we couldn't develop, or shouldn't develop?" Neither, says Lanier: artificial intelligence is something we could never know, by definition, if we had attained it.