Sentence examples for long-standing target from inspiring English sources
The Aston Villa striker Christian Benteke remains a long-standing target.
That reality could prompt a renewed attempt to secure Damião, a long-standing target at Spurs and the leading goalscorer at the London Olympics.
Redknapp is still counting on signing a new striker today, most likely West Bromwich Albion's Peter Odemwingie, a long-standing target who expressed his disaffection with his current situation over the weekend.
The bacterial FASII pathway differs significantly from human FAS pathways and is a long-standing target for antibiotic development against Gram-negative bacteria due to differences from the human FAS, and several existing antibacterial agents are known to inhibit FASII enzymes.
"The human factor in classification is nowhere more evident than in dealing with this superfamily (Rhinocerotoidea)." G. G. Simpson (1945) Despite being a long-standing target of scientific research, resolution of the phylogeny of the five living rhinoceroses using traditional (non-DNA) approaches has been controversial.
This study has strengths of being long-standing, targeting the whole middle-aged population, and integrating into ordinary health care activities thus allowing evaluation of a large longitudinal population database.
By doing so, the UK will become the first member of the G8 group of rich countries to meet the long-standing UN target.
After the UK became the first country in the G7 to adopt the long-standing UN target to spend 0.7% of GDP on foreign aid, the chancellor was in high spirits.
Yes, the £32.5m fee is high, but unlike with Carroll in 2011, and indeed with Balotelli last summer, Liverpool did not make their move in a blind panic – Benteke was a long-standing Rodgers target.
Hereto, inhibition of bacterial protein synthesis is a long-standing validated target.
While he doesn't expect it will happen, Fishman is telling shareholders that he may lower his long-standing profitability target if some current conditions become more permanent.
