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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a low target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that are considered easy to achieve or not ambitious.
Example: "Setting a low target for sales this quarter may not motivate the team to perform at their best."
Alternatives: "a minimal goal" or "an easy objective".
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"You got to have a low target.
Catcher Jose Molina set a low target, and Colón fired a low fastball.
Catcher Mike Lieberthal set a low target, a smart call considering how well Payton hits high pitches.
Phillies catcher Carlos Ruiz made a low target that reminded Darling of Mets catcher Gary Carter's high one.
It was a low target and he managed to reach it.
But it has set only a low target for increasing recycling and failed to give local councils sufficient money to achieve even this.
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However, relatively high liver uptake resulted in a low target-to-liver ratio (0.66 at 5 h and 0.82 at 24 h), suggesting that careful interpretation might be required for myocardial uptake adjacent to the liver, although the ratio was improved compared to that of 111In-TNC-Ab.
In contrast, with a low-target SINR, we can send many packets that include little information.
But skeptics point out that the government may have won an easy battle by setting a relatively low target of money to be raised in the auction.
In view of the weakening outlook and the downside risks to growth, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has maintained a relatively low target for the federal funds rate despite an increase in inflationary pressures.
You want a good, low target, and it's there.
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