Sentence examples for goals gained from inspiring English sources

After nearly half a century on the job, they've accomplished their goals, gained some measure of financial stability, and in many cases, even created their own successful business.

The goals gained international credibility and have facilitated laudable poverty-reduction outcomes [ 5, 6], despite some early political resistance [ 7, 8], and less promising progress for some goals in particular MDG 5 (Improving Maternal Health) [ 9- 11].

Fassel repeated his hope that Pochman -- a left-footer who seems to have trouble making kicks from the left hash mark -- starts hitting field goals, gaining confidence and realizing the talent everyone sees in him.

Peer networks, like those described by Wadhwa, are the secret to women achieving their career goals, gaining access and closing the gender equity gap for themselves and each other.

Vignettes and narratives of people talking about their personal goals, gaining confidence and travelling outdoors after a stroke may be useful, as well as instruments that measure self-efficacy.

This French "goal" gained 17 imps, but the Germans would have collected 13 if they had made the required 13 tricks.

Adebayo Akinfenwa's goal gained Northampton a point at York, despite playing much of the game with 10 men.

Though Maryland scored first, on a free-position shot by Hobbs, Princeton consistently teased the defense out from around the goal, gaining clear looks at the net.

Climate Action is a time-lagged show-stopper for all other goals: gains made almost everywhere will be inhibited or reversed by weather and climate extremes that may resemble the aftermath of a comet smashing into our planet.

According to goal orientation theory, learning motivation is defined as the general goals students pursue during learning (either mastery goals - gaining new knowledge; or performance goals - gaining a positive evaluation of competence or avoiding negative evaluation).

While this goal first gained steam in non-model systems with the widespread adoption of quantitative trait locus (QTL) mapping in the late 1990s, the recent explosion of sequencing technologies is likely to only heighten interest in this goal.