Sentences with phrase «unattainable goals for»

Rather than setting unattainable goals for its software team, Apple will slow down the pace, going for consistency instead of software innovation.

It's a dangerous game to constantly compare any siblings, but when you're trying to compare a kid with a medical condition to their sibling that doesn't, you're instantly making unattainable goals for them.

There were times when just getting through high school felt like an unattainable goal for Marcus Stevenson.

I believe that Chef Ann gets outside grant funding, which may make what she's able to accomplish an unattainable goal for other schools.

Why offend some of them and make it an unattainable goal for others?

For example, it is an unreasonable and unattainable goal for an experienced exerciser to want to increase their biceps by 3 inches in a month.

If this seems like an unattainable goal for your firm, look to legal practice management with time and billing functionality, such as Firm Central, to automate your process so you can easily track time and expenses and quickly create accurate and timely invoices.

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And while my original goal of breastfeeding for one year (at least) had seemed unattainable in the first six weeks of her life, the end result was almost two years of breastfeeding.

One Republican called this a «big win» for Flanagan, and both the NYS Rifle and Pistol Association and the NRA issued statements hailing this as a good first step toward their ultimate (and likely unattainable, as long as Cuomo and Heastie are around) goal of full repeal.

But when the goal becomes so difficult that it is unattainable, people who are self - motivated find it harder to stop striving for their goal.

Just because it takes more work for you to achieve something than it does for someone else does not make the goal unattainable!

Instead of writing down a few cliché, overblown resolutions (quick weight loss or other unattainable goals, for example), try resolving to be good to yourself in the new year.

So don't put off having a big makeover just because you're waiting for some unattainable goal.

Although in theory I believe all students should have to reach the basic academic levels required by the test, in reality these goals are unattainable for some.

Let's be clear: 100 percent proficiency is an impossible goal; no nation in the world has ever achieved this, nor has any other nation ever passed legislation to punish its schools for not reaching an unattainable goal.

Many now believe NCLB's goals of 100 percent proficiency in math and reading by 2014 are unattainable — and U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan says more than 82 percent of the nation's schools would have been penalized for failing to make progress towards those goals this year.

NCLB set an unattainable goal of 100 % proficiency in math and reading for every school in the country by 2014.

Christianity set itself the goal of fulfilling man's unattainable desires, but for that very reason ignored his attainable desires.

Although saving for college might feel unattainable, like any major financial goal, it's much easier to potentially achieve over time.

«Pretending that they are chasing this unattainable goal has also allowed governments to ignore the need for massive adaptation to climate change,» Victor and Kennel write.

Climate alarmism by the liberal - left has so perverted the elitists» view of humanity that real humans are being sacrificed for climate goals that are unattainable.

«As both a clinical psychologist and a Certified Martha Beck life coach, I am well suited for treating both mental health issues (such as depression, anxiety, and ADHD) and helping people reach goals that have felt unattainable.

Professionals with high expressed emotion tend to have near - impossible or unattainable goals and expectations for their patients.