Sentence examples for more goal oriented from inspiring English sources

Goals are the lifeblood of soccer and no person in the game -– not Didier Drogba, not Lionel Messi, not Cristiano Ronaldo -– is more goal oriented than José Mourinho.

Regarding the culture of technology and innovation management, the Chinese practices are more goal oriented rather than process oriented due to the country's inherent cultural constraints (Lang 2009).

The NQS is not only administrative changes, but also an improvement of staff quality, requiring a transition from a traditional carer-approach to a more goal oriented educational approach.

The functional role of alpha has been debated; classically it is considered as the brain's "idle rhythm", sort of a standby state that allows the system to return more rapidly to goal oriented function when needed [4].

As a result their approach to study is more targeted and goal oriented.

Our interpretation, based on our clinical experience, is that older patients are more experienced and goal oriented than younger ones.

A reliable apprentice is expected to integrate more easily into the company and work group, to master tasks more efficiently, and to become goal oriented in a shorter period of time.

While the pedometers provided an opportunity for self-monitoring of physical activity, in particular walking and lifestyle activity, one advisor (SB1) felt that increases in physical activity involved more of a subconscious process than goal oriented behaviour.

I'm goal oriented, but my goals are more about keeping this business in the family and keeping it going".

He's more goal-oriented than a people person.

She argues that the poor need to abandon their dysfunctional culture and emulate the more goal-oriented middle class.