Sentence examples for audacious targets from inspiring English sources

Outlining one of his most audacious targets for another term as Prime Minister, Mr Cameron said his party would help business to create a further two million jobs– taking it ahead of Germany and Japan and bringing it close to what he described as " effective full employment".

"Saving Mothers, Giving Life started with audacious targets and, in short order, turned them into remarkable results," said PEPFAR Senior Advisor for Policy, Tracy Carson, at an event held last Thursday to launch the partnership's first Annual Report.

Assorted defectors have become more audacious, targeting security checkpoints and intelligence buildings.

In absolute terms, the number of those in such desperate straits has fallen from 1.9 billion to about 1 billion today.This conspicuous success has set the stage for a more audacious target: the complete elimination of extreme poverty by 2030.

But, after Chinese foot soldiers confronted American tanks in Korea, leaders reconsidered, and in 1955 they resolved to build a nuclear weapon — an absurdly audacious target, considering that China didn't know how to mine uranium, and its people were as poor as citizens of sub-Saharan Africa.

It's an audacious target, to be sure.

He said that by the time of the next IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings, he intends to set a similarly "reasonable and audacious" target for ending poverty.

But Saturday's attack was much more audacious in targeting a large military facility from which India's Russian-made fleet of MiG-21 fighter jets and Mi-35 attack helicopters fly.

By setting an audacious but achievable target and vetting that target through experts, incentive competitions offer credibility and "air cover" for entrepreneurs, innovators, and inventors who want to pursue a path that would otherwise be considered too risky, Diamandis adds.

Before the great dotcom crash, it became fashionable for gurus to sing hosannas to the BHAG: the big hairy audacious goal, a target so enormous that it was almost frightening.

The Al Nusra Front, a Sunni insurgent force in Syria that has become known for its audacious attacks on government targets, has links with Al Qaeda in Iraq, and American officials have blacklisted it as a terrorist organization.