Sentence examples for would have attained from inspiring English sources

No thermoelectric material would have attained its best performance without defects.

Had Hamilton won, the treasury would have attained extraordinary power in relation both to Congress and to the president.

Wave front curvature decreases with increasing distance from the vortex core, with the result that the wave amplitude and phase are asymptotically equal to the respective values they would have attained in the absence of the vortex.

They would have attained and maintained a frequency unknown, but possibly higher than the present one, resulting from a balance between the advantage of being more resistant to the adverse consequences of being unable to digest lactose (hence to benefit from an important food as the milk) and a heavy segregational load.

The helpful movement of interest rates may be reinforced by action of the monetary authorities, who by appropriate open-market operations may cause short-term interest rates to rise above the level that they would have attained under market forces and thus increase the equilibrating movement of short-term funds.

If the designated beneficiary is the account owner's surviving spouse, then distributions need not commence until the year in which the account owner would have attained age 70-½.

He would not have attained such status had he remained in this country.

Had he known how to handle dogs, Shackleton would surely have attained the pole.

"I know what his goals were, but what would he have attained and achieved?" Mrs. Mullan said.

Weber goes on to say in his passage that "man would not have attained the possible unless time and again he had reached out for the impossible.

He didn't need to add that, given his humble background, he wouldn't have attained the top job at Merrill had he not been diligent or industrious.