Sentence examples for distant objective from inspiring English sources
Yet for all but a couple of developing countries such a switch remains a distant objective.
Same sex marriage remained a distant objective in Georgia, he said, and conservatives across the US would continue their legislative backlash under cover of protecting religious freedom.
As EA continues its quest for greater and greater realism, Matt Prior's eagerness to make Fifa "indistinguishable" from real-world football may seem like a logical, if distant, objective.
On occasion, feeling confined by his character's rhythms and diction, Wolfe will zoom up into a more distant, objective stance, as if Nestor's or Magdalena's consciousness were one of his old, sealed-up Project Mercury capsules and he couldn't resist blowing the hatch.
I don't want all games to be like this, obviously, where the narrative is elementary and the emphasis is purely on having fun, exploring worlds and seeing what new quests appear emergently; but it's so freeing to just jump into Yooka-Laylee with no lengthy cutscene preamble, and no giant directional arrow pointing you towards some distant objective.
However, to ensure that every woman receives skilled care at childbirth in an appropriate environment is clearly a "respectable but distant" objective due to the limited resources of many developing countries [ 13].
Reducing the debt, balancing the accounts and stimulating growth seem distant objectives in these conditions.
The British 1st Airborne Division was tasked with securing the most distant objectives; bridges over the Lower Rhine at Arnhem.
Process safety practitioners have adopted quality management principles in design of process safety management systems with positive effect, yet achieving safety objectives sometimes remain a distant target.
If that meant I wasn't distant and objective, then that was the price I was willing to pay.
Though Mr. Stewart's view is more distant and objective, he is able to convey what an honorable figure Mr. Rescorla was, both in life and in death.
