Sentence examples for enduring goal from inspiring English sources

Independence from Japanese invaders and French colonialists was his original intent, highest priority and enduring goal.

Ten years ago, Mr. Nissen spoke of his enduring goal to see trampolining become an Olympic sport.

Producing a flying car is an enduring goal of aeronautical engineers, but until then, swimming cars ably provide the gee-whiz factor.

The enduring goal in condensed matter physics is to search for controlled magnetism in semiconducting materials.

This is an enduring goal in the maritime industries, such as shipping, offshore oil exploration, and aquaculture.

We welcome international support and assistance as we work towards this enduring goal.

The alarmingly ineffective Aleksandar Mitrovic and Florian Thauvin (joint cost £27m) would certainly not have been on the shopping list of a coach who hoped to address the team's enduring goal-scoring problems by importing Charlie Austin from Queens Park Rangers last summer.

It was a time when political leaders understood that "if you're to have any enduring goals, they have to have bipartisan support.

Rather, it's whether the rightward shift that Beinart discerns has any kind of staying power, or has achieved any kind of structural, enduring goals — and there I think the case is much more doubtful.

One objection to our explanation for the enduring goal-attributions of infants in our Experimental group is that the obstacle itself may have been interpreted by infants as a potential target, and, since the agent always approached the object (and detoured past the obstacle), perhaps this action was interpreted as selective by infants.

One of the enduring goals of evolutionary genetics is to understand the genomic and geographic extent of adaptation in natural populations.