Sentences with phrase «into tangible goals»

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Long - term goals describe a tangible way that the entrepreneur will measure the venture's success, say, five years into the future.

Whether it's turning an AK - 47 into a rake, an old tire into a flowerbed, or trash into a work of art, there is something profoundly fitting about struggling through the creative process with the goal of finishing something new by Easter to provide a tangible, hands - on experience in discipline, resurrection, and restoration.

The persistence was finally translated into something more tangible, as United's highest goal scorer in all competitions, Ibrahimovic scored his 24th goal of the campaign — side footing a lofted pass from Paul Pogba calmly into the far corner of the net.

The goal here is to translate your mental accounting notes into something physical and tangible.

I would like to see self - imposed funding ceilings being introduced because too much money is probably a bad thing: donors expect that money to translate into something tangible with the sinister necessity for stretch goals.

Students will gain insight into the challenges faced in implementing conservation as a profession and how to accomplish tangible results, and will leave with resources, ideas and perspectives to help them pursue their goals and achieve impact.

Because a store of value can be transferred just as efficiently using doge or reddcoin, cheap coins are finally starting to provide a tangible use case — even if the end goal is to convert back into bitcoin.

Using a variety of tools and resources, we cultivate potential and develop it into tangible outcomes whether the goal is managing one's career or making a change, becoming a more effective leader or increasing team collaboration and communication for top performance.