Sentence examples for goal of less from inspiring English sources
The more aggressive strategy sets a goal of less than 120 mm Hg.
The state sets an inspection failure goal of less than 10percentt.
The rest had a blood pressure goal of less than 140.
That would be well below the ECB's newly clarified inflation goal of less than, but close to, 2%.
"Over the time period, only about 50percentt met this goal of less than two hours," said Dr. Christopher P. Cannon, the lead author.
A goal of less than 20 months (8 + 4 + 6 + 2) is likely to lead to missed targets (and, hence, perceived failure).
Modifications were made specifically for a different APD choice with different characteristics, and also with the goals of less noise, faster rise time, and reduced cost.
The broad goals of less spending and lower taxes were clear enough, but on anything more specific the politicians and activists on the grassroots right seemed confused about what they thought the party should to be negotiating toward, or what they expected that their calls for harder hardball and/or cliff-diving would actually win in the end.
Third, while it sounds good to pontificate on the need for new worldwide financial controls, such a distant goal is of less importance now than bringing to book some of those whose actions have brought us to this sorry pass.
Several scientists who participated in developing the panel's guidelines acknowledged that the scientific evidence to support the goal recommendation of less than 70 was not as strong as it could be.
Mr. Anderson and Thornton F. Bradshaw, Arco's president, set a goal of becoming less dependent on foreign oil.
