Sentence examples similar to goals deviate from inspiring English sources

The ultimate goal should not deviate from the goal of keeping our youth not just Asian youth out of gangs.

To achieve his goal Mr. Reynolds deviates from a strictly chronological approach.

He was like a zombie, a thought-less moron with a mustache who just kept marching steadily towards his goal, never deviating from the path he knew was right.

Setting ambitious goals that sometimes deviate from the norm has driven significant progress against malaria in the past decade.

But Michael A. Levi, a climate change expert at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York, said China's carbon intensity goal did not deviate greatly from what he called "business as usual," reductions likely to occur under policies already put in place by 2009.

Like the experimental data, when players were aiming for the middle between the two goal posts, they deviated towards the right and scored more rightward behinds.

Surveys, such as CHAOS, consistently indicate that over 50% of the projects either significantly deviate from these goals or fail.

No, I'm guessing that's not it -- unless it's a cautionary one: stick to the map you make for your life's path, don't take too many detours, and don't deviate from your goals.

Planning can never guarantee the future; however, it can provide a framework to help us move toward the future and realize when our efforts are deviating from our goals.

Do not deviate from your goal.

When actual accomplishments deviate significantly from targeted goals, the recipient must provide an explanation in the report.