Sentence examples for over its goals from inspiring English sources

Even though Asian-Americans had the highest test scores and highest grade-point averages, she said, they had the lowest admission rate because the school did not want to go over its goals for Asian-Americans.

She acknowledged that the society has been wrenched by change in the last few years -- not so much because of a split in the organization over its goals but because of an evolution in the community that has altered the membership.

The sale puts Elan over its goal, the company said today.

The law school's last fund-raising drive, which was completed in 1995, raised $183 million, $33 million over its goal.

The twin threats that have hung over its goal of price stability, high oil prices and the weakness of the euro, are both subsiding.

The HDMIPi, which aims to be an affordable small and portable HDMI-equipped monitor for connecting to the Raspberry Pi computer, smashed its funding target of £55,000 and is currently £31,000 over its goal with 26 days to go.

It's been cool to see Nooka grow over the years and this campaign, which is already way over its goal of $10,000, looks very nice.

It has over-achieved its goals, leading to more reductions at lower cost than expected.

And in recent months several senior figures have departed from OLPC, casting doubt over its ambitious goals.But in one respect the XO Laptop has undoubtedly made an impact: by helping to spawn a new market for low-cost laptops.

The NCS has long been the subject of debate over its design, goals, and cost, which some experts have predicted could reach $1.5 billion.

With a deadline looming this week for the public to weigh in on gas drilling in New York State, the antifracking movement itself has become divided over what its goal should be: securing the nation's toughest regulations, or winning an outright ban?