Sentence examples similar to most distant goal from inspiring English sources
However, an integrated understanding of how stem cells can be used to replace and repair damaged or ageing tissue remains, for the most part, a distant goal [1].
Portrait photography can have a strange way of humanising even the most distant of situations, and that was my goal with this project.
For NDLP participants, balancing continuous employment with family responsibilities was typically the most immediate priority, with advancement a more distant goal.
Most researchers in the field have the same distant goal: using spintronics to build computers that take advantage of the bizarre all-possibilities-at-once nature of quantum mechanics to perform divergent calculations simultaneously.
Despite phenomenal advances in AIDS therapy transforming the disease into a chronic illness for most patients, a routine cure for HIV infections remains a distant goal.
Even that seems a distant goal, with Serbs barricaded in their enclaves, most of the Roma, or Gypsies, still in camps outside Kosovo and only the Kosovars free to walk the streets.
A main scientific goal of JWST is to observe the most distant objects in the universe, beyond the reach of existing instruments.
Like most people in Ghouta, Mohammad vows to remain steadfast until Assad's overthrow - a still distant goal after military gains by the president's forces.
Walking seemed a distant goal.
However, recovery is only a distant goal.
