Sentence examples for mixed goals from inspiring English sources

There appeared to be various reasons behind selecting mixed goals in this way.

It was hard to disagree with the former England coach, even after a first half in which Bristol seemed in danger of being undone by a mixed goal-kicking performance from Nicky Robinson.

[5] discusses mixed goal functions and deduces the conditions for optimal fares and vehicle-km supplied by bus companies wanting to maximise social surplus, passenger-km or vehicle-km subject to a budget constraint.

The mixed-use goals for a property as large as the Pilgrim site could take 10 or more years to develop fully and will likely reflect future needs.

A lexicographic mixed integer goal programming approach is proposed for modelling the problem.

In this paper, first a mixed integer goal programming model is developed.

Patia et al. (2008) proposed a mixed integer goal programming (MIGP) model to assist in proper design of a multi-product paper recycling logistics network.

Every game that we've lost has been a one-goal loss since Thanksgiving, with two empty-net goals mixed in there".

Josh King is a 25-year-old Norwegian footballer who made his bones at Manchester United then took those bones with varying degrees of success via Preston (no success), Borussia Mönchengladbach (very little success), Hull City (18 appearances, zero success), Blackburn Rovers (56 appearances, three goals, mixed success bag) before, two years ago, moving to Bournemouth.

I excluded jazz, because the form is built — with obvious exceptions, including a chunk of Miles Davis's best-known work — on improvisations that are often unedited and mixed with the goal of fidelity to the sound of the original instrument in mind.

The results at the end of the regular season were mixed: Kovalchuk scored 10 goals in 27 games after the trade, finishing the regular season with 41 goals.