Sentence examples for very goals from inspiring English sources
"Telling a search engine that it cannot innovate and show results in a way that benefits users would undermine the very goals of our competition laws," says Matthew Bye, a Google lawyer.
They lead nations to act in opposition to the very goals that they claim to pursue, and to vote - often in this body - against the interests of their own people.
At the same time, she has allowed herself to undermine these very goals by becoming snared in enmities with her Sinhalese rivals that have derailed the country's best hopes for peace.
Some of the most memorable pages here restate an argument Camus had already developed at length in "The Rebel": not all means are acceptable, even when employed for noble ends; terrorism and torture destroy the very goals they are supposed to serve.
"By ripping away the foundations of growth and jobs in Britain David Cameron, Nick Clegg and George Osborne are not only leaving us badly exposed to the new economic storm that is coming, but are undermining the very goals of market stability and deficit reduction which their policies are designed to achieve," he is expected to say in a speech at Bloomberg.
Not only is it reprehensible on its face, but it feeds a narrative of spite and ignorance that works counter to the very goals the threat-maker evidently espouses.
He was very goal-oriented".
I was always very goal-oriented.
She's very goal-oriented".
"Sports people are very goal oriented.
Birth has become very goal-oriented.
