Sentence examples for evident goal from inspiring English sources

When the Dukes turned their attention to the Democratic National Committee, in 2015, the evident goal was to exploit divisions among Party members.

He told CNN the Moscow's evident goal was to intimidate the Ukrainians, and added: "It's possible that they're preparing to move in".

For the patently evident goal of al-Muhajiroun and its off-shoots has been to seek to divide and polarise communities by inciting public opinion against Muslims.

Based on the narrative thus far, one might expect that Facebook — being the focus for much of it — was the biggest platform for this propaganda, and that it would have peaked around the 2016 election, when the evident goal of helping Donald Trump get elected had been accomplished.

From the author's "uncontrollable impulse to look upon the very axis of the world" emerges a work that shows, undiminished, the complexity of existence — as well as its "sad and temporarily self-evident goal: oblivion".

"Cost-effectiveness" is economic jargon for what appears to be the self-evident goal of trying to improve patient health at the lowest cost.

As it is evident, our goal from exploiting several summations in this set of equations is to have a smoother as far as possible.

Since up to 60%% of an embedded system's power consumption is attributed to memory [1], optimizing the memory subsystems is an evident design goal.

If there is anything "exclusive" (aside from the cost) in the whole system of private education, it is the exemption of a class of students from evident vocational goals.

He said it soon became evident that the goal was to coax him to divulge names of people who might be connected to attacks on American forces.

By the middle of the second half, it was evident that one goal would settle it, and, in the second period of extra time, Germany nabbed one, thanks to a great piece of finishing by the young striker Mario Götze, who had come on as a substitute.