Sentence examples for opposite goals from inspiring English sources

The live bands and electronica acts had opposite goals.

Like Las Vegas, a city Americans spend money to visit so that they can gamble more away, aesthetic plastic surgery is a study in seemingly opposite goals.

The fact is that it's neither unlawful nor unethical to bet against your own clients, or to match together different investors with opposite goals.

On guns, both parties see an opportunity to press their agendas, pursuing opposite goals and battling over the votes of the same conservative Democrats and moderate Republicans.

The high number of abstentions suggested that many agreed, with one senior European diplomat saying that Serbia was trying to reconcile the opposite goals of placating the domestic constituency opposed to independence for Kosovo while still pursuing European Union membership.

We'll look back on a host of innovations benefitting millions of disadvantaged people – in education, in healthcare, and yes, in solar lighting and will have a hard time remembering the day when people viewed charity and business as working towards opposite goals.

They had, to some extent, the opposite goal, to preserve their children's Russian for as long as they could.

He then ran the length of the field toward the opposite goal, behind which the Arsenal fans were seated, and slid to his knees before them.

In the opposite goal, Bogdan Stelea enjoyed one of the games of his career, pulling off one sublime save after another to maintain his team's advantage.

So we used the same concept but engineered them for the opposite goal – to capture things that are present in the body fluids.

A few thousand I'd guess http://t.co/hDlzsThFmi — Jeremy W. Peters (@jwpetersNYT) 26 Mar 13 A rally by United for Marriage, which, despite its similar name, has the opposite goal, is scheduled for later.