Sentence examples for milestone should be from inspiring English sources

The very fact that Bannister was the first to break this milestone should be evidence enough that he was quite exceptionally physically gifted, though, and he probably would have run quite a lot faster with modern training methods and equipment.

Brittany Packnett, a member of Barack Obama's taskforce on 21st century policing and a founder of the Campaign Zero movement that lobbies to curb the levels of police violence in America, said the milestone should be met with "sadness, but not deep shock".

The milestone should be hit at some point today, as the site is getting about 125,000 comments a day now.

"For now, we're laser focused on this important [profitability] milestone, and the funds we've raised to execute on that strategy," he said, "but when you consider competitive markets like New York and London, we will start thinking about what our next milestone should be, after we make money".

Three important regulatory milestones should be acknowledged.

Ideally goals and milestones should be quantifiable.

Milestones should be accretive to the value of your business; they typically come from key proof points that validate important hypotheses.

As silly as they sound, these milestones should be viewed almost as monumentally as anything hitting one million users — after all they both make headlines.

While countries agreed in Durban to sign the deal by 2015, U.N. Climate Chief Christiana Figueres insisted milestones should be set in 2012.

To get past the night these milestones should be reached: 1 AM= 80% power, 2 AM= 60%, 3 AM= 40%, 4 AM= 25%, 5 AM= 9%.

She will, of course, be the first woman to win the Presidency, a historic milestone that should be cause for some bipartisan celebration.