Sentence examples for goal longer from inspiring English sources

Hall took advantage of this chance, blasting a field goal longer than any he has made in the regular season -- it was good by at least five yards -- on a night when he was one of the few bright spots to emerge from the Jets' 13-12 loss in their final preseason game.

Of course as many have pointed out in the comments section of the Times piece if weight loss is your goal, longer workouts are great because they burn more calories.

To accomplish this goal, longer term studies with appropriate comparison groups are needed [ 43].

After adjusting for baseline A1C, gender, thiazolidinedione, sulfonylurea use, HOMA-B, HOMA-IR, diabetes duration, and country, LM75/25-treated patients were more likely than glargine-treated patients to maintain the A1C goal longer, with a hazard ratio of losing glycemic control of 0.78 (95% CI 0.66 0.93; P = 0.010).

But somehow Hartley, who set a Super Bowl record with three field goals longer than 40 yards, hooked it wide left.

It wasn't that I wasn't achieving my goals--my goals no longer inspired me.

Unconsciously, he shifts his goal – no longer to win the title but to overcome the demons that haunt him.

With his goal no longer clear, he turned to hard partying.

Because after you air ball, the goal no longer becomes to make a basket.

Although indefinite powerless operation is neither expected nor our goal; the longer time scale of silk damping decay enables new modulation strategies.

During travel periods, posterior hippocampal activity increased as the path to the goal became longer, but at decision points, activity in this region increased as the path to the goal became closer and more direct.