Sentence examples for goal altering from inspiring English sources
But to the site's two young founders, Michael Kerns and Jeffrey Ma, the idea of short-selling a proven All-Star is an entertaining way of promoting their real goal: altering the landscape of professional sports by popularizing rigorous statistical analysis.
Using loan application-level data from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, I analyze whether the GSE Act's single-family affordable housing goals altered mortgage lending or purchasing decisions.
One key strategy is that the patient outcomes will be reviewed every three months over an entire year and patient goals altered accordingly.
In 2009, 200 small and midsize businesses created a lobbying group, the Bundesverband Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie, based in Hamburg, with the goal of altering the legal system.
This study seeks to describe the initial response of faculty to an effort to shift teaching norms, with a long-term goal of altering the culture around teaching and learning in STEM.
Public education and enforcement of wildlife-related laws are two primary methods for changing human behaviors, and despite common implementation, little research has been conducted to evaluate whether these strategies are achieving their intended goal of altering behaviors [18] [19].
For example, one could think of mutational studies with the goal of altering the stereo-selectivity of a DCL domain and to determine the relevant residues experimentally.
There were still 25 minutes left and a Granada goal would alter things, but it was Barcelona who got it.
In evading Krul's grasp, the 32-year-old's goal has altered the mood on Wearside beyond recognition.
Mr. Kent drew a parallel, reflecting how the process of working with the former enemy toward a common goal has altered his perception.
On Thursday, Mr. Kent opened his speech with a quotation from German poet Heinrich Heine, who converted to Christianity from Judaism, and drew a parallel between that reflected how the process of working with the former enemy toward a common goal has altered his perception.
