Sentence examples for lower goals from inspiring English sources

Depressive realists and cynics set themselves lower goals to begin with and then give up when they find that they are falling short.

Ryan took full responsibility for what he called a "terrible" Jets season, then set much lower goals for the Jets in 2012 than he has in the past.

But parent advocacy groups, and some school board presidents and superintendents, said establishing lower goals for black and Hispanic students sends a disturbing message that those students are not as capable as others.

It could be that the cutoff we chose for anemia was too high, especially given more recent literature showing no improvement in mortality with high blood transfusion goals compared with lower goals in sepsis [40].

(Although the state seeks to cut urban water use by 25% overall, different areas have higher or lower goals based on their past conservation efforts).

In 2007, he entered the season with a lower goals against average (6.45) than the NCAA Division I career record and was a preseason first team All-American according to Inside Lacrosse.

Jamaica also has seven points but is in third place because of a lower goal differential.

Australia and New Zealand refused to back the lower goal but agreed to let the islands take their position separately to Paris.

And even that lower goal lacks an implementation plan with teeth to force world leaders to comply.

The Guardian understands several European commissioners are still objecting to the proposed emissions target, favouring a lower goal of 35% cuts by 2030.

(The 2007 gala raised $5 million200606, $1.4 million. The planners purposely alternate between smaller and larger parties, so perhaps they should consider themselves lucky to have a lower goal in this of all seasons).