Sentence examples for goals too often from inspiring English sources

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes, writing in his Independent column,  said the three at the back system "doesn't seem to be working" and that United "look like they are going to concede goals too often".

We've lost the first goal too often this year.

During the tumultuous early years of her husband's Presidency, Clinton's ambitious political goals were too often stymied by her penchant for secrecy and combativeness.

But few of us bother to really take note of how we are progressing towards these goals, and too often get caught up in the details of "life" while ignoring how well we are actually living.

Reductionist approaches to improving health that emphasize short-term goals have too often undermined local health systems by neglecting to strengthen local organizations.

House Republicans claimed that the Democrats were changing "the goal post" too often for them to agree to sign the bill.

Both fields share a common goal, but too often the results of each approach are difficult to reconcile with the other.

Now, perhaps these goals are far too often attained.

It meant they were vulnerable to the kind of smash-and-grab goal they have too often suffered under Van Gaal.

Bhattacharya avoids the usual pitfalls of writing about a foreign culture with the intention of discovering something about it — a goal that all too often finds writers resorting to sweeping generalizations.

Those with an axe to grind or a point to prove have been given the open goal and far too often social workers, their agencies and organisations have not even been on the pitch.