Sentence examples for A consistent goal from inspiring English sources

Reducing American forces in Iraq has been a consistent goal of the Bush administration.

A common European currency also seemed a major step toward European political union -- a consistent goal of postwar German leaders.

Mars exploration has been a consistent goal of the Soviet and then Russian space program despite a history of setbacks.

Nuclear disarmament has been a consistent goal for the Japanese since their country suffered two atomic attacks in 1945.

Sykora, who was a first-round draft pick by the Devils in 1995, has developed into a consistent goal scorer over the last three seasons while playing on a line with Jason Arnott and Patrik Elias.

He was a consistent goal scorer: 17 for Blackpool in his World Cup season, from 41 League games; and no fewer than 20 in his first season with Everton, in 1966-67.

They lack height (with the obvious exception of Mark Booooooooooooooth, but he's a sub) and a consistent goal-getter and, therefore, bear a striking resemblance to Mexico, who lack height and a consistent goal-getter but have impeccable technique, great dynamism and, perhaps decisively, lightning speed and five players who have already been world champions, having won the U-17 World Cup in 2005.

In addition to promoting a consistent, goal-directed approach to management, the systematic use of these tools enhances communication among care providers.

Both the A team and the reserves were crowned champions of their respective divisions at the end of the season, and Potts singled out Irvine for particular praise, stating that Burnley had not "had a more consistent goal getter than Willie for a very long time".

"I always said to him that to be a world-class forward you need to have a really consistent goal performance.

However, the former was a more consistent goal throughout the study period.