Sentence examples for constant goals from inspiring English sources

More generally, the fraction of the metabolic network devoted to constant goals (such as central metabolism) seems to increases as the environment becomes more constant (Fig S8c in additional file 2).

De-institutionalization, down-scaling or closing down of large residential care and creating alternative family based care were constant goals and much progress has been done in this area.

Often, it's the social obligation to your friends and guilds, the sense of control and power, and the constant goals to work toward.

His constant goal, he said, was to understand how the economic machine works.

This constant goal of "perfection" is exhausting and unattainable: both as a young girl and as an adult woman.

"His constant goal in life," junior assisting counsel Sophie Callan summed up, "appears to have been achieving significance".

Junior counsel assisting, Sophie Callan, observed that Monis's "constant goal in life appears to have been achieving significance".

Unlike many coaches, Coughlin is not averse to measuring Manning statistically, expressing the constant goal of improving his completion percentage and passer rating.

"Our constant goal has been speed," said Jack Rosenthal, president of The Times Company Foundation, which set up the 9/11 Neediest Fund on Sept. 12, expecting to raise $4 million or $5 million.

"We fell short of our singular and constant goal, which is a World Series championship," he said Friday in a statement.

His most recent stage play, Rock'n'Roll, also achieved that perfect balance between ideas and emotion that is his constant goal and rested on another of his resonant juxtapositions: in this case, between Czech freedom-fighters and Cambridge Marxists.