Sentence examples for goal change from inspiring English sources

At what point will the goal change from lowering margins and building market share to making a bigger profit?

Protests, sit-ins and boycotts brought much-needed attention to the hot-button issues of the 60s and 70s, but these measures fell short of achieving their intended goal: change.

As consumers, we not only use the boy geniuses' products and services, we celebrate their ethos: the young have the best ideas, inefficiency is the enemy, disruption is the goal, change is good; faster is always better, the physical will bend before the digital, and resisters just don't get it.

Although the most common petitions (change in major or degree goal, change of grading option, change in thesis committee, adding and dropping after the third week) require Graduate Division forms, "Petition" forms to be used by students making special requests not covered by formal petitions outlined above are available in department offices and on the College of Engineering web site.

The coverage goal change is shown below: From these data, it is estimated that by 2011, gross attendance is likely to be over 50%, with a significant increase in the segment under two years due to the construction of 900 Day Care Centers during Michelle Bachelet's office term.

It appears that, as with all steps toward a goal, change starts at home.

The goal changed the mood.

This goal changed all that.

One goal changes the entire group.

Iago Aspas's 89th-minute goal changed everything.

That goal changed over the summer.