Sentence examples for points targets from inspiring English sources

If you hit certain points targets with each character, you unlock their own level in the Reward Chapter: 18 for the birds and 14 for the pigs.

Target theory, German Treffertheorie, in biology, the concept that the biological effects of radiations such as X rays result from ionization (i.e., the formation of electrically charged particles) by individual quanta, or photons, of radiation that are absorbed at sensitive points (targets) in a cell.

In contrast, no evidence of caspase activation was seen at these time points: targets of caspase cleavage such as caspase-7 and PARP-1 itself remain uncleaved throughout this period.

Hints at a points target from the back-to-back fixtures against Ajax followed.

Ever meticulous, Robertson has broken the season down into cycles and set a points target from each one.

Lloyds TSB operated a six-tier payscale – ranging from £18,200 to £72,600 – and moved staff up and down based on whether they hit a points target.

"I've got no points target in my mind," he said.

"We've got a points target of 50 and we're almost there.

And the 57-year-old remains upbeat about reaching the Euro 2016, although he refuses to set a points target.

Each 'division' lasts 10 games, while promotion and relegation depends on Hashtag hitting a certain points target.

Northants won promotion to Division One of the County Championship despite falling short of their bonus points target against Worcestershire.