Sentences with phrase «meet specific goals like»

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Enter with expectations of learning, growing and changing, and you'll find those are much more easily met than specific end - goals like marriage and babies and happily ever after.
That became clear in the meeting's closing moments, when both Yuste and Bargmann offered goals and suggestions — like the idea that national agencies fund worthy applicants from any country; and the convening of a committee that tackles the links between international projects — but no specific plan for moving forward.
Since, like it or not, your strength training goal has a corresponding rest period to meet a specific goal, and if you consistently mess it up, you're no longer heading towards it.
During this project, students identify a wellness goal they would like to meet; write the goal in specific, measurable terms; complete a research paper validating the benefits of their goal; implement and evaluate the goal; create a display based on a specific rubric; and participate in the Wellness Fair.
Whatever your goals — to promote your new self - published book, meet a specific editor, or simply surround yourself with like - minded people and creative energy — go into a writers conference with a plan.
Already capable of setting time limits on things like games and videos, the new FreeTime software is now adding educational goals, which allow parents to block access to Kindle's more «fun» fare, like cartoons and games, until specific goals are met.
While some of the anxiety over a credit card limit can be driven by the need to meet a specific financial goal, your credit limit can be important even if you're using your credit card solely for the perks, like the flat - rate 1.5 % cash back rewards of the Capital One ® Quicksilver ® credit card.
Specific goals like these don't appear in the draft text of a global climate deal set to be agreed by governments meeting in Paris at the end of the year.
Already capable of setting time limits on things like games and videos, the new FreeTime software is now adding educational goals, which allow parents to block access to Kindle's more «fun» fare, like cartoons and games, until specific goals are met.
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