Sentence examples for make its goal from inspiring English sources

It's up on Kickstarter now and looks like it might make its goal.

Chrysler, a unit of DaimlerChrysler, reiterated earlier this week that it intended to make its goal of breaking even in 2002 after losing about $2 billion last year.

Lisa Lucas, Guernica's publisher, has an app which alerts her every time she gets a new backer: she's confident Guernica will make its goal, but has a nail-biting few days ahead.

GlassUp could still make its goal by the deadline, but there's always a chance that future crowdfunding programs face similar difficulties.

Gay marriage will make the movement more effective in the short run, and it will make its goals more narrow in the long run.

To make its goals and purpose clearer, late in September the association dispatched a ship to sail around the world offering free trade advice and information about trade centers.

The Ubuntu Edge may have been the most successful crowdfunding campaign in history, but that doesn't mean it made its goal.

When their personal budgets ran out, the duo launched a Kickstarter campaign, but it never made its goal. .

This year Declare Yourself has registered about 750,000 people, making its goal a fair distance away but within reach, Ms. Rosenthal said.

And making its goal clear, the committee voted to reopen the competition to the rejected engine in the likely event of rising costs for the Pratt & Whitney version the Pentagon prefers.

The company is currently seeking £15,000 (about $25,000) on Kickstarter and with more than two-thirds funded so far, has a good chance of making its goal by its end date of September 6.