Sentence examples for goals found from inspiring English sources

Center Sergei Nemchinov, who assisted on the Devils' first two goals, found himself in an unfamiliar role.

spending in order to meet short-term earnings goals found that their stocks underperformed after earnings had been announced — hardly what you'd expect if the market cared only about the short term.

With the arrival of the digital era, new kinds of communities have appeared which, driven by common interests and goals, found public places in forums, blogs, social networks, and other virtual spaces.

Ms. Braymer said a zip line did not support Queensbury's stated economic goals, found in its master plan, because other businesses that benefit from open spaces and scenic vistas would be impacted, too, such as hotels and restaurants.

The report, published as the UN debates the next set of sustainable development goals, found that only half of women over the age of 15 are in the labour force, compared with three-quarters of men considered to be of working age.

You've set out your goals, found the ideal mentor, launched a relationship, and even learned how to take full advantage of feedback from your mentor.

You always have to find new inspirations and new goals, find things that really get you going in the morning".

Heads who fail to impress their boards or reach fund-raising goals find their tenures becoming shorter, more stressful and even unpleasant.

Or will the Democratic Congress, some of whose members would love to harness private firms to pursue policy goals, find ways to prolong it?

"He needs to set new goals, find new reasons to work harder and play better," Becker told BBC Sport.

He has served as an advisor to EDOOS, helping to set goals, find consensus, and keep the project moving forward.