Sentence examples for would not attain from inspiring English sources

Although the term appears a couple of times in the late 14th century, it would not attain its current meaning until roughly 1900.

Tax revenue as a share of the nation's economic output hit a peak in 1969 that it would not attain again until 1996, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.

The Sunday Times quoted an "exam board insider" as saying that grade boundaries had been changed, meaning students achieving the same marks as previous years would not attain the same grades.

Even in the last years of his long and fruitful life, he continued to plant more trees, knowing well that they would not attain their full, noble majesty for the span of yet another very long human lifetime.

According to one of the informants, the motive behind this was "without the representation of the end-user group in the governance structure the program would not attain the necessary level of commitment of all the necessary partners.

"Where it is done, most others expect one to do it, and any family that did not would lose social status or even membership, and their daughter would not attain status as an adult or as a marriageable woman," she said in an email.

When he was two, it became apparent that he wouldn't attain his full growth, so his father set about organizing a theatrical troup composed entirely of little people, and by the time the boy was eight he was playing bit parts.

It was widely expected Mulcair wouldn't attain his personal cutoff of 70percentnt of support from delegates: the heavyweight organized labour duo of Canadian Labour Congress and Public Service Alliance of Canada had already rejected him as leader in the lead up to the vote, while half of the party's youth caucus voted against him.

This 'Comparatio' tradition would not only attain popularity in printed works but would provide an alternative model for teaching philosophy and natural science in university settings, where Peripatetic views had long held the field.

For example, by incorporating community-level data into EHRs directly, we would not only attain more granular data at the patient level, but we would be better able to validate and analyze it in a longitudinal fashion.

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