Sentence examples for goals is anything from inspiring English sources

If the last set of global goals – the millennium development goals – is anything to go by, one response to this will be more investment in data, a stronger focus on getting the numbers right, and greater public interest in the data produced.

Mr. Stutterheim, like other entrepreneurs in the dance world, built his business and his festival brands as an independent company, and said that at first he was ambivalent about selling to a corporation whose goals were anything but indie.

No one, to my knowledge, thinks that goal is anything but laudable.

And it is crystal clear that their final goal is anything but American".

That she then calls her second novel Perfect, an open goal if it is anything but, shows her mettle.

Costa is a midfield player, but if his goal on Tuesday is anything to go by, he packs prodigious shooting power in his left foot.

The image of a weary old man making way for a new-born baby as 2012 gives way to 2013 hardly applies to the United manager, whose inner rages are burning as brightly as ever if Ferguson's apoplectic reaction on Boxing Day when Mike Dean allowed Newcastle's second goal to stand is anything to go by.

The statistical analysis of 13 disposals, 9 marks and 3 goals isn't anything revolutionary but it's the way he gets them, the carnage he creates even without the ball and the things he does once he's hit the ground running.

Jones, with only one goal in nine appearances, is anything but a local hero.

That would appear to be the case, if the German's role in Arsenal's second goal against Aston Villa is anything to go by.

How many achieved their goals is unclear, but, if experience is anything to go by, there are good grounds to be pessimistic.