Sentence examples for goals has changed from inspiring English sources

Running all my savings via goals has changed my whole attitude toward saving.

That performance against Paraguay in the semi-final, when Messi played a part in all six Argentina goals, has changed everything.

For the point of the matter is, of course, that modern science no matter what its origins and original goals—has changed and reconstructed the world we live in so radically that it could be argued that the layman and the humanist, still trusting their common sense and communicating in everyday language, are out of touch with reality, and that their questions and anxieties have become irrelevant.

"But like I said, the goals have changed.

What has changed recently is that with all the success, the goals have changed".

Within the next next 10 minutes, his goals had changed the complexion of the season.

Which begs the question: does Danes' pallor suggest our tanning goals have changed?

But who is realistic at 12 or 13? "My perspective and goals have changed.

DeChellis liked that attitude and knew his team would not quit even though the players' goals had changed.

Ira Zuckerman, chairman at Zuckerman Fernandes in San Francisco, said "the casts of characters and our respective goals have changed".

While nobody has publicly admitted that the Jets' playoff hopes are dead, Bradway and others acknowledge that their goals have changed sharply.