Sentence examples for resulting goal from inspiring English sources

The resulting goal was Kane's 50th for Tottenham, scored in his 104th appearance.

Olli Jokinen overpursued the puck and left Bruins defenseman Dennis Wideman wide open in the high slot for a backhand, then screened Lundqvist on the resulting goal.

In the ninetieth minute of the game, he parried a shot into the path of an onrushing striker; the resulting goal eliminated Manchester United from the tournament and cost the club an estimated eighteen million dollars in revenue.

Sinfield pushed the resulting goal attempt wide, but the Rhinos' next attack saw Liam Sutcliffe break the line and run 40 metres.

For Hull, conceding the game's first score was compounded by the loss of full-back Shannon McDonnell, who limped off with an injury as Stefan Ratchford narrowly missed the resulting goal attempt from the touchline.

Tigers winger Dixon ran onto Jake Webster's superb offload to score with 10 minutes to play, but Sneyd could not kick the resulting goal, keeping Wigan within one converted score of their opponents.

After blocking from Jon Daly at the front post, the goalkeeper athletically punched Willo Flood's resulting goal-bound corner off the line and, when Scott Robertson pounced on the floated clearance to volley from 20 yards, the diving Gallacher stretched out an arm to touch the ball on to the face of a post.

The assessment of actually achieved or presumably resulting goals, given the institutional design, is the subject of the fourth step.

If there is a discrepancy between the ascribed purposes and the actually achieved or presumably resulting goals, statements can be made regarding the existence of (gateways to) institutional corruption.

The time required for each LCT to complete each phase of the OPII varied, based upon the existing cohesion among the LCT members, local contextual factors, and the complexity of the system and resulting goals set by the LCT.

Firstly, the resulting goal-specific "representations" are the result of dynamic interactions between specific model inputs.