Sentence examples for goals supposedly from inspiring English sources

Many expect a quick push to overhaul Russia's inscrutable tax code and economy and to reassert Kremlin rule over its 89 provinces -- goals supposedly too risky to chase when he was but an acting leader.

Near the start of his term, Mr. Obama ordered all agencies to review secret material with the goal, supposedly, of declassifying more of it.

The goal, supposedly, was less about criticizing the Trump administration or promoting any specific political message and more about highlighting inspirational stories.

The goal supposedly is to make it easier for RCH to help savers with small account balances to move their money from the old employer's retirement plan to a new employer's plan.

First they stepped up efforts to market for-profit education in the Third World direct contradiction to the goals they supposedly endorsed.

"The whole agenda is so fraught with contradictions, between its economic goals and its supposedly spiritual methods," Davies argues.

With the Bears near the goal line, Nagurski supposedly crashed into and through the end zone with such determined power that he knocked over one of the horses and its rider.

Her baby will soon be due, so Modesta Toribio has to grudgingly admit she may not soon make her current career goal — New York's supposedly mandatory $7.25 minimum wage — that she has been routinely denied for the past five years.

Back up to full numbers, Toulon thundered forward from a catch-and-drive to create room for the left-footed Wilkinson to land a trademark drop-goal with his supposedly weaker right foot - the same one that won the World Cup 11 years ago.

Rose's experiment was also counterproductive to her original goal, which was supposedly to shatter damaging stereotypes of Asian men.

But if you receive a very public mea culpa, doesn't that accomplish the goal you're supposedly aiming for, namely to show the world that the offense had a far-reaching negative impact even if there wasn't one intended?