Sentence examples for sufficient goals from inspiring English sources
Surmounting it, though, will involve ensuring his side score sufficient goals – a real worry.
Indeed, his gravity as an artist cannot be separated from his insistence that ephemeral pleasure is a sufficient goal for both good art and a good life.
However, not all the teachers interviewed upheld good examinations results as a sufficient goal.
Again, if that were true, one's sufficient goal would be to find that theory and get the non-moral facts right.
But neither is simplicity in itself a sufficient goal, and Twitter's ruthless 140-character limit enforces a brevity that fits awkwardly with the unique strengths of literature.
For individuals on long-term sick leave, with limited ability to function, working part-time may be a sufficient goal after rehabilitation, especially when the alternative would be full-time disability pension.
In this study we have demonstrated that having the same per capita utilization of GP services between rural and non-rural areas is not a sufficient goal for government and that disadvantaged persons and underserved areas require greater access to health services than the well served metropolitan areas due to their greater poverty and poorer health status.
The assumption that a repeated reach to a solitary object is sufficient for goal-attribution has its origins in the suggestion that persistence is a good cue for goal-attribution (Premack & Premack, 1994).
Why would it not also be sufficient for goal-attribution in the one-target version (Luo & Baillargeon, 2005, 2007)?
This emphasises the importance of the effective treatment of synovitis as being the only necessary and sufficient therapeutic goal for RA.
Whatever the truth of the matter, two corners from Andreas Brehme were sufficient to produce goals which brought the scores level in the space of nine minutes, and just for a moment it seemed that the World Cup was going to be taken back to Europe from a Latin American tournament for the first time in the most extraordinary fashion.
