Sentence examples for Undefined goal from inspiring English sources

The other ladies at the party — all wives of the friends and associates — were almost as festively adorned, but there was about many of them an air of defeat, as though they had given up a battle for some undefined goal.

The other ladies at the party—all wives of the friends and associates were almost as festively adorned, but there was about many of them an air of defeat, as though they had given up a battle for some undefined goal.

"More money" is a vague and undefined goal, like "reading more" or "being healthier", and is unattainable since there is no defined finish line, but you can use these as inroads to discovering your real goals.

This book portrays the U.S. scene as a sort of ancestral specter, whether in a past unified by a common yet undefined goal or in a present of wasted opportunity.

Thrown into the heartland of a growing insurgency, with undefined goals and a shortage of manpower, Bravo Company began piling up casualties at an alarming rate.

Because the mechanisms by which post-operative increases in circulating bile acids contribute to the improvements in glucose homeostasis after bariatric surgery are undefined, the primary goal of this study was to investigate one potential contributing mechanism.

multiple goals possible in one Fellowship Nine Fellows (15%) mentioned that the Partner goals were undefined or left entirely to the Fellow to develop, and 21 Fellows (35%) described how the goals were redefined or expanded during the Fellowship.

If the goal remains completely undefined, then you can never claim any sort of victory whatsoever, in other words -- because there will always be something about Wall Street which will continue to annoy.

Explicit research goals, as yet undefined, will be divided into short term (1 3 years) and long term (3 5 years).

This appears particularly important as the world now moves from the era of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to – still undefined – new and more sustainable post-2015 goals, which require timely and accurate data for managers and policy makers to take action [ 4].

Ambiguity tolerance is the ability to accomplish a goal when that goal is completely undefined and vague.