Sentence examples for pick a goal from inspiring English sources
"But if you pick a goal far enough out, people can align to it.
First, you pick a goal, often customer-related, for instance the time you take to deliver a product, and measure how well you are doing against that goal not on average, but in terms of variation.
Second, pick a goal and go.
You create a profile, then pick a goal.
"Pick a goal so audacious it would take 15 to 25 years to accomplish," he urged the Starbucks head.
They picked a goal they couldn't achieve in trying to defund ObamaCare from one House of Congress, and then they picked a means they couldn't sustain politically by pursuing a long government shutdown and threatening to blow through the debt limit".
Weiss picked a goal of $2,000, and like many Kickstarter users, offered a clever set of tiered benefits for fans: $40 got someone a signed copy of the album (17 fans paid for that), and for $500, the donor could pick any subject and Weiss would write a song on it.
"[The GOP] picked a goal they couldn't achieve in trying to defund ObamaCare from one House of Congress, and then they picked a means they couldn't sustain politically by pursuing a long government shutdown and threatening to blow through the debt limit.
Pick a Stretch Goal -- My daily Fitbit distance goal is six miles.
"So to really get any better, you have to pick a new goal".
