Sentence examples for professed target from inspiring English sources

You might think that the 2015 digital ad revenue – £73m – was some £7m short of its professed target; and that £100m this year looks out of reach.

CJR is more concerned with Fox Business Network's seemingly bottomless supply of good cheer at a time when its professed target audience -- Main Street, aka Middle America -- is worried sick about losing jobs, homes, even shirts.

And, as the GWP's mantra puts it, "Water is a problem of governance, above all .Yet despite the difficulties, the Johannesburg targets—and also Mr Camdessus's own professed aim of achieving universal access to clean water and basic sanitation by 2025 are achievable.

Ministers had gathered with the self-professed aim of bringing stability and lower prices.

Of these, Donald Trump may seem like an easy target in light of his self-professed bigotry.

A less common example of human fallibility, one must hope, is the "sweetheart scam," in which a lovelorn target is wooed and won by a professed lover, who then runs through the beloved's bank account.

With 1.2 million views, the short demonstration of an arduino-powered, R/C duck squeaker became a prime target for satirical YouTube comments from self-professed neckbeards, praising Nichols' "tinkering achievement".

This is not dissimilar to Pakistan's professed disapproval of the U.S. drone attack program used to target and take out suspected terrorists living inside Pakistan.

After the election, Abbott took responsibility for the renewable energy target review himself and appointed businessman and self-professed climate sceptic Dick Warburton to head it.

After the election, Abbott took responsibility for the renewable energy target review himself and appointed the businessman and self-professed climate sceptic Dick Warburton to head it.

Some might say that the anger is merely jealousy of his professed material success and that of people like him (the real targets of this commercial).