Sentence examples for definite goal from inspiring English sources

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Being a football star was a definite goal, he said, but no guarantee.

"If we play the way we know we can," Moore said, "the national championship is a definite goal".

Second, there must be a definite goal -- a sight or activity guaranteed to take my mind off whatever I want to leave behind.

"A definite goal is to blend the new housing into the surrounding community," said Elinor Bacon, the deputy assistant secretary for public housing investments at HUD.

Moreover, they hold to linear views of history, believing it to have a beginning and an end, with a definite goal as its climax, and to be by nature unrepeatable.

But the official adjudged that with Baines 45 yards out and other defenders giving chase, it wasn't a definite goal-scoring opportunity.

The learning activities have definite goals and provide context-sensitive scaffolding in the form of helpful hints and congratulatory messages when the goal state is attained.

The nation's policy formulations and definite goals should favor nanoscience and nanotechnology such that inclusion of nanotechnology budget in relevant ministry of government is guaranteed.

They have developed a road map towards successful nanoscience and nanotechnology by way of proper policy formulations and definite goals set as targets.

I was working irregular, long hours, not separating work into blocks of time with definite goals and start and stop times, was relying on TV for 'down time' and even on Shabbat, I noticed that I was still 'suffering' from the week.