Sentence examples for an enduring goal from inspiring English sources

Producing a flying car is an enduring goal of aeronautical engineers, but until then, swimming cars ably provide the gee-whiz factor.

This is an enduring goal in the maritime industries, such as shipping, offshore oil exploration, and aquaculture.

What this data suggests is that it is the presence of 'choice' (i.e. selecting one of two available objects) that is enabling infants to attribute a goal on the standard two-target paradigm, rather than simply the reach towards the object (as, in isolation, this does not seem to lead to an enduring goal attribution).

That infants require this 'choice' or preference information in order to attribute an enduring goal presents a problem for those who wish to use infant's behaviour as evidence in support of the mirror neuron theory of action understanding.

It was a time when political leaders understood that "if you're to have any enduring goals, they have to have bipartisan support.

Ten years ago, Mr. Nissen spoke of his enduring goal to see trampolining become an Olympic sport.

Through all of this work, the enduring goal has been to create a union that advances the profession and strengthens our ability to make the critical policy decisions about what's best for our students.

Independence from Japanese invaders and French colonialists was his original intent, highest priority and enduring goal.

The enduring goal in condensed matter physics is to search for controlled magnetism in semiconducting materials.

We welcome international support and assistance as we work towards this enduring goal.

The alarmingly ineffective Aleksandar Mitrovic and Florian Thauvin (joint cost £27m) would certainly not have been on the shopping list of a coach who hoped to address the team's enduring goal-scoring problems by importing Charlie Austin from Queens Park Rangers last summer.