Sentence examples for which had attained from inspiring English sources

Avenues were built, and some streets were widened to encourage the growth of the city, which had attained a population of nearly 56,000 by 1881.

The psychological novel, which had attained a sophisticated form with José Régio (who was also an outstanding dramatist and religious poet), took new, neorealist directions with the work of António Alves Redol and Carlos de Oliveira.

Yet even so, at the beginning of the 21st century a popularly elected civilian government ruled Uganda, which had attained political stability, had set an example for tackling the AIDS crisis that threatened to overwhelm the continent, and enjoyed one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa.

One of them, which had attained some attention during recent years, is the migrating terdiurnal tide with a period of 8 h and a zonal wave number 3 (referred to as TDT here).

Briefly peptone water subcultures which had attained the 0.5 McFarland turbidity standards were used to seed the surface of the Muellar-Hinton agar plates.

The findings indicated that data collected through VASM could be translated into improvements in the quality and safety of patient care which had attained a robust and mature status.

If blinkered New York music lovers do cast an occasional glance this far west, it is probably directed at the San Francisco Opera, which has attained prominence largely through its presentations of Wagner's "Ring" cycle.

He tried to deduce, from careful study, what sold best, and concluded, "The history of all Magazines shows plainly that those which have attained celebrity were indebted for it to articles similar in nature — to Berenice".

Among others, he's backed Quince in San Francisco, which has attained a coveted, three-star Michelin rating this year.

Thus, the REC market which has attained a size of 2.3 billion INR in its first year of existence is forecasted to grow manifold in the future and the paper attempts to forecast the market size in near term.

We see people running open source "foundations" and web sites that are essentially talking heads, spewing political arguments about the definition of "open source" as described by something called "The Open Source Initiative", which contains various names which have attained some level of popularity or following.