Sentence examples for goals improving from inspiring English sources

MATTHEW HORNING Setting, and Meeting, Goals At an office Christmas party in 1999, Matthew Horning told a colleague he had two goals: improving at guitar and finding someone to love.

This year its motto is "resilient Asia-Pacific: Engine of Global Growth", and its three main themes are the Bogor goals; improving "connectivity" (infrastructure, harmonising procedures and making it easier for people to travel); and "sustainable growth with equity".

Although their student bodies vary according to their missions, the colleges share similar goals: improving the professional education of the highest levels of military leadership and applying lessons learned during war.

If her husband's health care law was unpopular and at risk of being reversed, she would throw herself into her campaign on nutrition and exercise, which had similar end goals — improving health, lowering costs.

The two men had spent the weeks since the revolution visiting 80 different popular committees in different locations across Egypt, in an attempt to form a nonideological national movement focused on common goals: improving literacy, creating jobs, changing the culture of police brutality and kickbacks.

In the world of healthcare, physicians and insurers are struggling to meet seemingly conflicting goals: improving patient quality outcomes while reducing the total costs of care.

St Georges's University of London Rethinking treatment goals improves results for 'untreatable' anorexics, research shows.

"Well if scoring goals improved the area then that's great," he said with a slightly embarrassed laugh.

The proposed optimization goals improve the load carrying behavior of the structure and minimize displacements and stresses.

How can it make you a better person, move you closer to your goals, improve your relationships?

Benefits included higher energy levels, progress in achieving personal goals, improved sleep quality, and better coping responses.