Sentence examples for meet the numbers from inspiring English sources
"It's a snowball, we will definitely meet the numbers and exceed it," she said.
But how much sensible business behavior has been distorted as people have been pushed to meet the numbers instead of the customers?
There had been speculation that Conseco would fail to meet the numbers, and its shares immediately leaped after hours, trading as high as $15.25, more than a dollar above the $14.20 that the stock closed at in normal trading.
Domestic automakers already make plenty of electric cars (largely at the government's behest), which means that they should be able to meet the numbers, but Western firms will find it harder.
Notwithstanding what might be good intentions behind the law, ESSA will begin to have a dangerous impact on ELLs as schools feel pressured to "meet the numbers" and reclassify ELLs who still need extra support.
The number of bowl games expanded to meet the number of available teams.
(AP) — Border Patrol agents working about 100 miles north of the Mexican border say they have been given arrest quotas at odds with agency practices and threatened with punishment if they failed to meet the number.
It was a way to talk with people -- read "voters" -- although he quickly realized he would need to bicycle hundreds of miles to meet the number of people he could address at a single event.
This slowing of the metabolism explains why people on calorie-restricted diets don't starve to death: their body's energy requirements drop to meet the number of calories in their diet.
Students who develop a program of study with more overlap will be able to select more unrestricted electives to meet the number of total units beyond the GIRs required for an SB degree.
