Sentence examples for achieving certain goals from inspiring English sources

I suppose the depression has stopped me from achieving certain goals.

The forms included questions about each ape's mood, the enjoyment they gained from socialising, and their success at achieving certain goals.

Wyeth said the deal included an upfront payment of $60 million with as much as an additional $356.5 million payable on achieving certain goals.

It holds that authority should rest with the member units unless allocating them to a central unit would ensure higher comparative efficiency or effectiveness in achieving certain goals.

A new partnership between Fitbit and game publisher 2K is less elegant than the above examples, but it's something, offering players in-game bonuses on NBA 2K17 for achieving certain goals with their fitness trackers.

Ecological-economic analysis of cost-effectiveness reveals that the costs of achieving certain goals of the WFD can vary more than tenfold depending on which measure is chosen out of the pool of management alternatives.

Perhaps this is because we have grown used to the security threat from religious extremists and tend to view their far-right counterparts as a loony fringe, rather than rational agents who are using violence to achieve certain goals.

In the series, Roobarb, a green dog, sets out to achieve certain goals which are meaningful to him, but considered useless by his arch-enemy, Custard, a pink cat.

"But in certain areas of fostering, you can get a good fee – for example, through specialist work such as looking after children with challenging behaviours, taking in young people who have offended, or through therapeutic schemes where you have a child for a set period of, say, two years in which time you achieve certain goals with them".

But his take on biological evolution is one that, while beloved of creationists, is completely rejected by scientists: he sees it as teleological, driven by external forces to achieve certain goals. 1 2 Next Page » Jerry A. Coyne is a professor of ecology and evolution at the University of Chicago.

Foglio and Greggor would get equity if they achieved certain goals within a specified time period.