Sentence examples for goal used from inspiring English sources

The first mission, raising the siege of Orleans, was a limited goal used as a measure of Joan's divine inspiration.

That has disadvantages with respect to a uniform breeding goal used across herds and with respect to selection intensity and the avoidance of inbreeding.

"Our goal used to be to try to get candidates in seven or eight districts, divide our limited financial resources between them, hope they win, and lose every time," said State Senator David A. Paterson, the minority leader.

Standing near the top of the penalty area, he received a long pass from Fernando Arce with his back to goal, used his right foot to knock the ball about a dozen feet in the air and lashed in a powerful overhead kick than arrowed just inside the post and left Panama goalkeeper Jaime Penedo frozen to the spot.

MSE2 is the performance goal used in this step.

Katz's own goal used to be providing the best possible medical care for her patients.

The challenge is to reach this goal using distant measurements when all sources are operating concurrently.

Teams of seven pass, bounce and throw the ball at goal using any body part above the knee.

Two teams attempt to score in the opponent's goal using any part of the body apart from the arms.

We derive a measure of progress towards this goal using a quantitative environmental classification of habitats.

Researchers have also pursued this goal using Computational Intelligence (CI) techniques.