Sentence examples for distant goals from inspiring English sources

But they're distant goals.

In addition, taking distant goals and breaking them down into more immediate ones has proved to be helpful, he said.

In competition pilots fly routes to distant goals, recording their progress by aerial photographs or GPS (Global Positioning System) traces.

Instead of embracing purely blue-sky research, or focusing on the pursuit of distant goals, the Crick, says Nurse, will take a different tack.

In a separate meeting with European Union leaders, Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, is to discuss a common economic area and visa-free travel, but those are distant goals.

Almost everything valuable about human civilization from democratic political institutions to lifesaving pharmaceuticals—has been built on the ability of people to work in a methodical and sustained way toward distant goals, even in the absence of immediately gratifying payoffs.

Walking seemed a distant goal.

However, recovery is only a distant goal.

Normalcy, however, remains a distant goal.

Even this remains a distant goal.

That is still a distant goal.