Sentence examples for goals possible from inspiring English sources

It was as though they were trying to score the prettiest, most elaborate goals possible.

He set the highest goals possible and guaranteed he would meet them.

And while April is about taking baby steps, the little things at the start of a season make larger goals possible.

The contents have not been disclosed, but beyond a general statement of shared goals, possible subjects may include arms sales, economic ties, cooperation in space and their shared border, scholars said.

"It would not surprise me to see them start to acquire some of the technology that makes their goals possible," says Mendelson.

They're the ones who make my loftier goals possible.

Is such an ambitious goal possible?

"Keeping jobs at home" was a great applause line, but Obama didn't betray any awareness of the novel public programs that might make that goal possible, like the shell buildings or the Return to Roots campaign.

Their £8m centre-half Jean-Alain Boumsong suffered from dazed moments that made each goal possible, but Sir Alex Ferguson's team had a cutting edge that was always likely to snip a fraying safety rope.

Recent advances in tissue engineering and in vitro cholangiocyte culture have made the achievement of this goal possible.

After President Kennedy made his 1961 pledge to put men on the Moon, Nasa drew up a list of all the challenges that would need to be overcome to make that goal possible.