Sentence examples for bold goals from inspiring English sources

Part of a leader's remit is to set bold goals.

Store that image for the future, if Martin's bold goals come true in his rookie season.

Mr. Hirai gave similarly bold goals for Sony's digital imaging business, which includes digital cameras and camcorders.

With Mr. Thein Sein about to enter his second year as president, he is again articulating bold goals.

"We want to take our future marketing to a whole new level with some bold goals and new partners," said Jim Canfield, a spokesman for Universal, confirming a report of the review this week in Adweek.

These are bold goals, indeed, and Clinton plans to accomplish them in part with a sixty-billion-dollar federal Clean Energy Challenge, which will partner with state and local communities.

A bold goal to be sure, but worth trying".

It is a bold goal, but the Yankees do not need Gooden to throw 95 m.p.h.

It's a bold goal, but it remains to be seen whether the vision of the self-programming computer will become a reality anytime soon.

The Volkswagen Group is set to unveil what it describes as "an array of concepts" that will demonstrate how it intends to fulfill its bold goal of overtaking Toyota as the world's largest automaker.

Columbia Secondary started with the bold goal of drawing a student body that mirrored the racially diverse population of Upper Manhattan, while maintaining a selectivity and curriculum that would challenge the best schools in the city.