"The idea of needing to take a supplement to reach my fitness goals seems to counter the goal itself".
The goal is to counter the growing abilities of viewers to zip, zap and bypass expensive commercials.
The other goal is to counter the rising competition from cable channels and online video publishers, which restock their lineups year-round, by having enough wares available to schedule original content outside the boundaries of the traditional fall-to-spring broadcast season.
Their common goal is to counter the bill written by members of the two parties in the House, where a committee passed its comprehensive farm bill last month, a year ahead of time, in the hopes of securing money for farmers over the next several years before dwindling federal surpluses dry up.
One goal is also to counter the soloist mentality that predominates among many young Chinese musicians, he added.
I have a grand goal, and that is to counter the Republican right with its deep desire to annihilate everything I love and to move toward far more radical goals than the Democrats ever truly support.
Their goal, they say, is to counter the deadening repetition of televised images of 9/11 mainly by adding the format of interactivity and (why deny it?) a dollop of sensationalism.
The stats for the last game were equally depressing, with Everton enjoying 76% of possession and managing 32 attempts on goal without being able to counter the early Salomón Rondón strike that allowed West Brom to escape with all three points.
On June 2012, the Gulf Cartel allegedly created a Facebook page called Anti Valor por Tamaulipas ("Anti-Courage for Tamaulipas"), which intended to counter the goals of the page.
"Impressions of a Journey Through the Tomaszow Region in 1890," is Peretz's journalistic account of his attempts to gather information on the Jews of Poland; the goal was to counter anti-Semitic myths of conspiracy and power with detailed descriptions of Jewish poverty using a peculiarly modern tool: statistics.
