When you reach the end of that row and turn around, pick another line on the other end to aim for when mowing.
Essentially, managers end up aiming for a respectable mediocrity rather than swinging for the fences with the attendant risk of failure.
In particular, Tehran wanted assurances the investigation should not continue indefinitely but should have a timetable and end point to aim for.
In doing so he ends up taking aim, for example, at the notion that mainstream pop music in the early 1950s was mired in white-bread mediocrity, as embodied by the likes of Perry Como, until Elvis Presley and company came along to rescue it.
If you're looking to travel towards the end of the year, aim for September to November, rather than the peak times of December or January, when the same flight will cost around £1,500".
Tell me more: The South West Coast Path is some 630 miles of seaside rambling from Minehead, Somerset, all the way round to Poole, Dorset; but if you want the best swells, the most violent seas and biggest crashes into the sea cliffs for your money, then it's Land's End you need to aim for.
So happiness, according to Nietzsche, is not an intrinsically valuable end, and men who aim for it — directly or through cultivating the dispositions that lead to it — would be "ridiculous and contemptible".
accession; nevertheless, the project shows Russia's use of trade for political ends, aiming to preserve Soviet era trade patterns that W.T.O.
"All the support and opportunity started and then Le Mans became the pipe dream, the thing to aim for, the end of the rainbow".
So, a sum of pleasures or a maximum of pleasures cannot be the end moral agents are to aim for.
