Sentence examples for be goal from inspiring English sources
noun
A result that one is attempting to achieve.
- My lifelong goal is to get into a Hollywood movie.
- Take initiative and be goal oriented.
Vidic again rescued his midfield from what threatened to be goal of embarrassing dimensions.
"We've opened up the space enough so that men can be goal oriented and women can spend some time browsing".
The global north is fortunate enough to be able to prioritise certain SDGs and it should be goal 13 they take urgent action on.
It's so close that it could be goal difference that splits the sides, and ours is better than that of Norwich, Newcastle and Sunderland.
However, the history of medicine should caution us to give the most serious consideration to financing basic research, even though it may not be goal oriented.
You have to make a plan and be goal-oriented.
The group has worked at creating software "agents" whose behavior appears to be goal-based and who can even be imbued with emotional qualities.
"The debate about Europe's future has to be goal-oriented, we are all invited to build Europe's future," Mr. Westerwelle said.
We're encouraged to be "goal-oriented" and rewarded with outsize praise for everything we've accomplished, and so we feel that we need to turn every creative pursuit into a professional one.
