Sentence examples for goals we might from inspiring English sources

Instead of millennium development goals, we might have SDGs, or sustainable development goals.

"This ad has proved so effective at achieving our goals, we might have to run it again," he said.

Accordingly, it could be argued that from a purely epistemic point of view, we do regard all true belief as valuable for its own sake, regardless of what further prudential goals we might have (e.g., Goldman 1999: 3; Lynch 2004: 15 16; Alston 2005: 31).

Laurie Jo Reynolds: I was a public policy major and was completely appalled that we [in the U.S.] have so many policies that are clearly counter productive to any goals we might have as a society, including public safety.

"We might need to score a goal, we might need not to concede another.

Depending on how far the destination or how big the goal, we might have to take a zillion of those small steps to get where we want to go!

Based on this more nuanced interpretation of the Memory for Goals model, we might not observe any additional time in more difficult interruption tasks.

We are conceding poor goals and we might look like a big side but at times, we are frail and weak".

"If we'd gone there with a two or three-goal lead we might have been complacent," he said.

With the players they possess they're capable of scoring a goal so we might have to score two to win the match.

"We made a few chances, scored a great goal and we might have taken a step back.