Sentence examples for goals unmet from inspiring English sources
With even the most meager goals unmet, the Obama administration settled on something even less ambitious.
In several of these positions, he started with gusto, only to leave the ministry with goals unmet.
Miller encourages limited deference to the natives, reconciling himself to the fact that democracies might choose immigration policies that leave certain humanitarian goals unmet.
B5 SPORTS D1-7 SCIENCE TIMES F1-12 Women's Smoking Goals Unmet Most states are not meeting the nation's goals to discourage women from smoking, according to a report.
But she is leaving with her major goals unmet and the E.P.A. — where she served for eight years under President Bill Clinton — under siege by Republicans who believe it is strangling job creation by imposing costly new pollution rules.
After seven decades plus of a serendipitous and fulfilling if ordinary life, I turned 75 last fall with one major goal unmet: I wanted to have a sandwich named for me.
Now, Afghan and American officials are cautiously celebrating a deflation of the Taliban's propaganda bubble, the militants' goals largely unmet.
The world will watch with bated breath through a four-day rescue ordeal, while at the same time hundreds of millions of people go to bed hungry each night, more than 6 million children die unnecessarily every year, and the Millennium Development goals go unmet in those countries that most need to achieve them.
Our proteomics community is actively responding to many of the goals and unmet needs of today's society that is also supported by HUPO.
As long as the goals go unmet -- whether poverty, hunger, or inequality -- we will continue to see conflict and violence manifest globally.
