Sentences with phrase «elusive goal»

Going to college may not seem like the biggest of deals these days, but it remains an all too elusive goal for many public high school students in urban areas.

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In addition, they can draw on a wider array of information to track progress toward more elusive goals, such as perseverance, craftsmanship, and effective problem solving.

Many professionals will spend their entire careers in the pursuit of this exceptionally elusive goal.

It's a condition in the service of a much higher yet more elusive goal, educational excellence.

TEL AVIV — April, 2018 — Carats.io, the diamond backed token, introduces a sophisticated algorithm to compare individual diamond grade and daily market conditions that will achieve the often elusive goal of objective and consistent pricing.

April 11, 2018 - Ruth Nussenzweig, who for a half - century pursued one of medical science's most elusive goals, a vaccine for malaria, helping to bring the research from the seems - impossible stage to the brink of a breakthrough, died on April 1 in Manhattan.

I feel like scarves are an easy way to nail the ever elusive goal of accessorizing well, with a bonus insulation factor.

While neatness was an ever - elusive goal when THEY fed him, it's gone forever now.

«Proliposomal products could significantly extend the duration of pain control after infiltration of local anesthetics — a worthy but so far elusive goal.»

For non-directors, American Movie offers plenty of Fargo - style behavioral laughs, and it may kick - start the realization of your own elusive goals.

It is the ever - elusive goal for many women; though, it seems to evade many of us.

I feel like scarves are an easy way to nail the ever elusive goal of accessorizing well, with a bonus insulation...

Formaggio says the group's results, published in Physical Review Letters, are a big step toward a more elusive goal: measuring the mass of a neutrino.

For millennia, great minds have pondered the good life, dedicating themselves to study, asceticism, pleasure, or, in modern times, plenty of therapy in pursuit of this elusive goal.

Creating a Diverse Workplace Culture There is ample evidence that diverse workforces are stronger and more resilient, and yet diversity remains an elusive goal for many companies, for a complex set of reasons.

Immediately securing a trade deal with Japan — a long held but elusive goal for Canada — is one of our biggest wins..

The strategy outlined in this new report could at long last make that elusive goal a reality.

Moreover, there's a tiredness in this literature, a sense of strain toward an elusive goal.

We comfort ourselves with the knowledge that judging the adequacy of a pattern will be an elusive goal always, and that pursuit of the definition of the criteria of good education is itself worthwhile.

But a comfortable familiarity with what it is all about has, for most of them, been an elusive goal.

The Spanish right back may have made a couple of mistakes but for a 19 - year old on his first Premier League outing, I was very impressed, especially with the way he pushed forward and linked up with the likes of Alexis, Ox, Cazorla and all as we hunted for the elusive goal.

Ramsey 7 Seems to be revelling in his new attacking role, but that elusive goal probably won't arrive until next season...

United seemed to be throwing everything at that elusive goal, it still not coming 33 minutes into the match.

Both Aaron Ramsey and Mesut Ozil showed some good touches in a congested midfield, and on another day, the Gunners could have scored the elusive goal to nick a win.

But a top - level shift in thinking may spur progress towards the elusive goal of coordination.

Six of those eight orbit sunlike stars, and could potentially fulfill Kepler's elusive goal of finding an Earth 2.0 — but only if follow - up studies can reveal more about them.

Stephen Morse is in the vanguard of an effort to predict the next pandemic — but says prevention is an elusive goal.

The options for treatment, after the damage is done, are limited, and predicting who will recover and how much is an elusive goal.

One of the most crucial and elusive goals of an effective HIV vaccine is to stimulate antibodies that can attack the virus even as it relentlessly mutates.

On a humid New York summer day, in between fielding calls from the State Department and other eminent virologists about expanding PREDICT's efforts into new countries, Morse explained to Discover why preventing pandemic remains an elusive goal.

Researchers at The Jackson Laboratory, Cyteir Therapeutics and collaborating institutions have found a way to protect beta cells from destruction — achieving a longtime, elusive goal that could lead to therapies preventing type 1 diabetes (T1D).

In time the method may also make it possible to crystallize membrane proteins to obtain atomic - level maps of their structure using x-ray crystallography, another long - elusive goal.

Predicting extreme events any further than 10 days in advance has long been an elusive goal for meteorologists.

His Russian scientific team had finally accomplished its elusive goal: retrieving the purest sample yet from Lake Vostok, an Antarctic body of water that has likely been locked beneath thousands of feet of ice for up to 15 million years.

But setting a speed limit on cargo ships has been an elusive goal for port cities because shipping traffic is regulated internationally.

Scenes like that demonstrate that truly informed consent can be an elusive goal in anthropological genetics, and yet it seems clear that Wells has done no harm to the man and has done our knowledge of the past a lot of good.

With the help of more seasoned graduate students, I've come to accept my life as a researcher — toiling constantly toward an occasionally well defined but elusive goal.

Curing paralysis has long been an elusive goal because moving an arm or a leg involves such a complicated chain of events.

Controlling the weather has been an elusive goal throughout history: The Maya of Chichén Itzá in Mexico sacrificed humans to their rain god, Chac, and during the Vietnam War, the U.S. military seeded monsoon clouds with silver iodide to trigger torrential downpours.

The findings suggest a potential new path toward the elusive goal of malaria immunization.

Now, a Swiss research team has achieved this elusive goal.

As the cost of DNA sequencing continues to plummet, the lab will move ever closer to a once - elusive goal: economically processing every patient's complete genome in both tumors and healthy cells.

OBSERVING an object in more than one quantum state at once — in a superposition — is still an elusive goal (see main story), but teleporting such an object is now old hat.

The promise of being able to quickly and accurately screen for diseases or chemical contaminants in a tiny drop of blood has long been an elusive goal.

«Ideally, a single photon emitter will provide both room - temperature operation and emission at telecom wavelengths, but this has remained an elusive goal.

RICHLAND, Wash. — It has been an elusive goal for the legion of chemists trying to pull it off: Replace crude oil as the root source for plastic, fuels and scores of other industrial and household chemicals with inexpensive, nonpolluting renewable plant matter.

Understanding how they form, and replicating their lifecycle in global climate models, remains an elusive goal for those aiming to project climate changes accurately.

Zarrouk notes that robotics researchers have been attempted to develop a wave movement for over 90 years, and is proud that his team has accomplished this elusive goal with an elegantly simple design.

The bottom line: Waking up feeling energetic may sound like an elusive goal.