Sentence examples for sound goal from inspiring English sources

Fairclough offers a revisionist view of Washington as a pragmatist rather than as an Uncle Tom, and there is no question that incremental uplift was a sound goal for his poor Deep South constituents, indoctrinated in the culture of slavery.

In a business where volume is the key to profits that's a pretty sound goal.

It would send equity markets soaring, turn short-sellers into buyers and transform public fear into hope, the sound goal President Obama laid out in his inaugural address.

Why does a physiologically sound goal fail to demonstrate any benefit when used as a therapeutic objective?

This way, you sound goal-oriented and proactive, rather than passive and uninterested".

Populism's dreams of a redistribution of opportunity and wealth in America will not be realized until populism develops a robust intellectual movement that understands morally measured merit, sustainable economics, and politically viable means of instrumenting sound goals.

This will not only green your kitchen, it will also help you support companies with environmentally-sound goals.

Sacrificing some earnings along the way to a sound strategic goal can be palatable to investors if a company is in a rapidly growing industry.

Serra feeds the computer a musical score, and the machine generates the appropriate sounds; the goal is for the music to sound like a human-operated violin.

Miller surprised even the scoreboard operator, who sounded the goal horn briefly.

Fight poverty by all means, but let's also fight to set intellectually sound educational goals.