Sentence examples for moving goal from inspiring English sources
These relative comparisons only represent a moving goal line.
Believability, this fine set reminds us, is a constantly moving goal: it is no sooner reached than it recedes again.
The later variation in location of individual goal area could result from differences in timing, following a moving goal area15.
Instead, the Bushies are making excuses, minimizing Iraqi failures, moving goal posts and, in general, giving the Maliki government no incentive to do anything differently.
Ms. Krusel said she did not want to comment on the employees' specific claims, including the accusations of moving goal posts.
Even so, a growing number of blacks and other minorities say they are detecting a disturbing pattern of rejection by their employers, something their lawyers have come to call the "moving goal post".
"They need the skills to communicate with multiple stakeholders and collaborate with them, developing iteratively in an environment of moving goal-post requirements.
As Trump tries to move goal posts on what his tweets claimed recall he was specific: "in Trump Tower…Obama was tapping my phones in October pic.twitter.com/TjAM8fp1jll.
The Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell, says the Democrats are "moving the goal posts". But does asking for honesty really move the goal posts?
But they're moving the goal posts.
