Sentence examples similar to goals widening from inspiring English sources

Spungin's story demonstrates how focusing on a clear, long-term goal widened her horizon.

But the occupation's goal widened as elected officials ignored letters pleading for a reinvestigation into the father and son's case, Bundy said. .

Sightsavers now wants to look beyond these targets to ensure that disability and inclusion are deeply embedded in the next wave of the international community's goals for widening access to education.

That pattern ended 15 years ago for unknown reasons except many chiropractors in this area are now employees of entities that have sales quotas, profit goals, and widening 'healthcare' ambitions that seemingly come first to patient care".

And so he pursues the liberal goal of widening health care access, but relies on private insurers and frames it as a question of budgets more than justice.

Timothy Garton Ash argues (Op-Ed, May 3) that deepening the European Union (through the euro) diverts attention from the more important goal of widening Europe eastward.

Wall hopes that if the technology is validated for widespread clinical use, the team will achieve his goal of widening the bottleneck for autism treatment.

Speaking at the launch, Mandelson said that the review would take into account the goal of widening participation in higher education, the need for affordability and the desire to simplify the student-support system.

While raising the minimum wage is a laudable goal, the widening income gap between the rich and the rest of us must be addressed if we are to salvage the bulwark of our economy -- the middle class.

Hysteroscopic technique used electrode with the goal of widening the endometrial cavity and promoting endometrial regrowth [ 52].

In the process, they abandoned social democratic goals and widened and deepened economic inequality among urban residents.