Sentence examples for in on target from inspiring English sources

Until now, the sense of crisis has been averted by well-timed reassurances from trusted actors, but also the fact that the economy does keep humming along, GDP keeps coming in on target, and underneath it all, this debt mountain is largely internal to China, protected behind the walls of a closed capital account.

"George came in on target.

Mazda managers worked consistently to bring parts in on target.

Again he jinks around a bit, this time straight down the centre of the pitch, and slaps another shot in on target.

McGregor accused Mayweather of "being full of water" and in "the worst shape I've ever seen", saying he had never had any concern about coming in on target.

According to estimates released today, overall growth for 1997 is expected to be about 7percentt, and inflation is expected to come in on target at just under 13percentt.

Moreover, each technology exhibits its own set of off-target effects and limitations in on-target efficacy.

According to FIFA, the USWNT has a large edge in possession percentage, 59-41, but Australia leads in on-target shots (4-2) and free kicks (9-7).

In vitro studies were designed to investigate the effect of the GLP1R agonist, exenatide (Ex4), in "on-target" RIN-5mF (islet) cells as well as in "off-target" AR42J (acinar) and DSL-6A/C1 (ductal) cells in a diabetic environment.

In contrast, the subseries of 3-phenoxyaklyloxybenzamide, 3-heteroarylalkyloxybenzamide and 3-heteroarylthioalkyloxybenzamide derivatives only showed a significant improvement in on-target activity and antibacterial activity against B. subtilis ATCC9372.

In this study, the reduction in on-target specificity is most likely due to the relaxed repeat masking used in the design of the target enrichment reaction, which resulted in a large proportion of reads mapping to repetitive regions (Supplementary Fig. SB).