Sentence examples for difficult goal from inspiring English sources

Better still, Sinfield kicked another fiendishly difficult goal.

"From those two I took a love for the difficult goal.

The most difficult goal, where cards are concerned, is finding anything masculine.

Two degrees may not sound like a major threat, or even a difficult goal.

Another is the preservation of agricultural land, although that may be a more difficult goal because of its voluntary nature.

Yet isn't a conductor charged with a difficult goal: to get some 100 individuals thinking and playing as one?

"It was a very difficult goal they had to accomplish, but they did it the hard way," he added.

That would be a difficult goal even if the Americans did not intend to rid the region of its lucrative poppy crop.

But it has not yet achieved the most difficult goal: reducing the average workweek to the maximum allowed by Chinese law, a global monitoring group said on Thursday.

That is a far cry from the rebounds that its neighbours saw in 1999 and 2000, and it is a difficult goal to match in 2001.

The larger and more difficult goal is battling the poverty and despair in the Middle East that turn the disenfranchised to Osama bin Laden's radical solutions.