Sentences with phrase «more grand goals»

Cole is an advisor to several startups and she says that her most valuable advice is to always make more grand goals, shoot higher and reach further.

Not exact matches

That total is even more worrying when you consider that Liverpool have managed a grand total of four goals against «lesser» teams QPR, Fulham, Swansea City, Norwich City, Sunderland and Stoke City.

Both Chelsea and Liverpool are in the market for a striker after struggling for goals this season, although while Pato would be a relatively cheap deal in the grand scheme of the current transfer market, his drop in form since bursting onto the scene with Milan more than seven years ago would prove to be a risk.

I don't know personally know very many people who have being a grand multipara as their primary goal for their time on earth, but if I were to get onto some of those NCB boards for some other reason — trying to find out more about what my mother was ranting about, for instance — I imagine I would become exposed (directly or indirectly) to some of their thought processes pretty quickly.

The de Blasio administration wants to combine those goals with an effort to overcome the mayor's image as a leader more interested in making grand pronouncements than filling potholes.

Today one of the major goals of physicists is to unify the forces of nature into a Grand Unified Theory that could portray a more elegant and comprehensive representation of the Universe.

Grand Challenges Canada's Saving Brains program has an ambitious goal: to protect the brains of more than 200 million young children worldwide.

Kerry James Marshall's grand paintings make powerful social and cultural statements and have been acquired by major museums around the world, each transaction inching toward his goal of a more representative canon.

The grand entrance to the building designed by the great American architect John Russell Pope ushered generations of visitors into the museum from 1929 to 1982, and the reopening of this historic threshold reflects the BMA's goal to foster more welcoming and memorable art experiences.

The interviewer wants to understand more about your career goals and how this position would fit into your grand plan.