Sentence examples for more aggressive target from inspiring English sources

Initially, the White House floated a much more aggressive target of 62 miles per gallon by 2025.

An endorsement of the more aggressive target this time would be a win for the German chancellor.

At its heart is a provision that seeks to cut greenhouse gases by 20percentt from 2005 levels by 2020, a more aggressive target than the House bill's 17percentt.

43 The Asociación Latinoamericana de Diabetes has set a more aggressive target for glycemic control in patients with T2D.

This suggests that patient self-testing is able to achieve this more aggressive target in the Netherlands with the same quality of control, shown by the equivalent TTR.

A 79% reduction in risk was observed among those who achieved LDLC < 70 mg/dl and the even more aggressive target of hsCRP < 1 mg/l [ 3].> In the STICH-trial, 1,000 patients with ischemic heart failure (EF ≤ 35%) and regional anterior-apical left ventricular dysfunction were randomized to CABG (499 patients) or CABG + SVR (501 patients).

Nicholson's predecessor, Gen. John F. Campbell, urged the White House to allow more aggressive targeting of Taliban forces before he stepped down this spring.

They say lower (more aggressive) targets provide little benefit unless a person has a history of stroke or a high risk of heart problems (from risk factors such as high cholesterol, obesity, and diabetes).

So while TU could lead to more aggressive targets for climate-change policy, it places less emphasis on the benefits of controlling population; the AU view, meanwhile, could encourage efforts to curb population growth, but might provide less incentive to enact forceful policies to control carbon emissions.

New York and Massachusetts appear to want more aggressive targets.

Smaller chains have adopted even more aggressive targets.