Sentence examples for whatever goals from inspiring English sources

Van Gundy refused to reveal whatever goals he has for the team.

Whatever goals the administration had for Middle East peace have also been caught up in the president's No. 1 priority after Sept. 11: the campaign against terrorism.

In Omohundro's words, "if it is smart enough, a robot that is designed to play chess might also want to be build a spaceship," in order to obtain more resources for whatever goals it might have.

Those bars correspond to whatever goals a teacher has set — maybe doing a half hour of practice in a literacy app or reading, or something along those lines.

For any instrumentalist theory, whether pure or side-constrained, it is an open empirical question whether we should maintain a system of criminal law at all: we should do so only if this is an efficient means to whatever goals the theory posits.

Because the constructive empiricist does not identify the aim of science with whatever goals the majority of scientists may have, he denies that constructive empiricism is a thesis in sociology subject to the kind of empirical confirmation or disconfirmation any scientific thesis faces.

Whatever goal Obama decides on, his opportunities for effecting change are slight.

Hunt said the Coalition's Direct Action plan would be a cheaper way to achieve whatever goal Australia adopted.

You achieve whatever goal you wanted to achieve.

OK, so averages can be misleading, but surely a focus on getting absolutely better at whatever goal you've got is smart management.

Finally, on outcomes, Mobile App Analytics will show conversions (to whatever goal is important to the developer) and in-app purchases.