Sentence examples for goals open from inspiring English sources
Voluntary goals open firms up to the "court of public opinion", he says.
One of its goals, open access to the nation's transmission lines, is stalled in many regions.
Rosen also pointed out the other inevitable goals: open comments mean readers spend more time reading and contributing.
In an ideal world your boss would support you and your career goals, open up opportunities, and pave the way for you to be successful at your company.
However, "do what it takes," management directives to achieve aggressive goals open the possibility of unethical tactics.
The radioactive background levels in the liquid scintillator target meet or even exceed design goals, opening unanticipated opportunities.
They were the fastest six goals opening a playoff game since records were first kept in 1943-44.
It was handed to Southampton but they could not hold on to the prize as Manchester United's goals opened the door for Robson, their former inspiration.
This mutual learning is taking place among collaborative partners who do not necessarily share a history of working together, then not only are the final goals open-ended, the collaboration should also be thought of as nascent and fluid.
Tykes' top-scorer Chris O'Grady got both goals, opening the scoring with a penalty in first-half injury time.
