Sentence examples for more immediate goal from inspiring English sources
For now, there is a more immediate goal – an end to the bloodshed and pain.
A more immediate goal is to introduce induction charging in cars to remove the need for cumbersome cables.
A more immediate goal may be to play in the All-Star Game on July 15 at Yankee Stadium.
Like any dedicated long-distance runners, the couple had set their goals for the long term, but a determined Ms. O'Neill was now seeking a more immediate goal.
It was unclear whether Romney's disclosure would achieve the more immediate goal of silencing his GOP rivals as they barrel toward a critical showdown next week in Florida.
Yet Mr. Trump's close allies said he had met his more immediate goal of soothing himself with a sense of control over his own administration.
He also has more immediate goals.
His more immediate goals are serious and whimsical.
But he has more immediate goals, including helping eighth-ranked Cornearnearn its first N.C.A.A. wrestling championship.
More immediate goals include having the boys learn nonverbal communication, collaboration and trust.
Instead, President Bush recently proposed that the world's biggest countries work toward a common, long-term goal set decades in the future, without specific targets or limits, and more immediate goals set by individual nations using whatever means they choose.
