Sentence examples for A definite objective from inspiring English sources

Sowers, too, has a definite objective in mind when it comes to securing US interests in Afghanistan.

This is an indicator that the automated segmentation fails mostly in regions where a definite objective decision by humans is also hard to obtain.

Single-agent Herceptin in patients with HER2-amplified breast tumors also induces a definite objective response and clinical benefit rates, and is well tolerated.

The media proved itself to be less of an unbiased, objective reporting institution and more like an interest group pursing a definite objective.

Start with a definite objective, plan and budget in mind.

Writing in their 1975 book The Beatles: An Illustrated Record, NME journalists Roy Carr and Tony Tyler opined that Mind Games "bears all the hallmarks of being made without any definite objective in mind – other than to redeem the unpleasantness of 'Some Time In New York City'".

Assessment criteria of polygeneration are also multi dimensional and may be defined on a case to case basis with definite objective.

This was the first expedition to set the definite objective of reaching the South Pole, and to have a specific strategy for doing so.

He was a scholar and a scientist with definite objectives in view, and when Legh and Smelt saw him he was engaged on a journey that was to reveal the Nile in the Sudan, as it had never been revealed before.

It is not clear if they are now just breaking the rules in pursuit of some definite objective, or submitting to some collective orgiastic breakdown.

As one judge has put it: “[I]n our search for clarity, we have now abandoned our constitutional moorings and floated to a place where the law approves of purely exploratory searches of vehicles during which officers with no definite objective or reason for the search are allowed to rummage around in a car to see what they might find.” McLaughlin, supra, at 894 (Trott, J., concurring).