Sentence examples for realistic targets for from inspiring English sources

Poland and Ukraine are more realistic targets for us.

The International Monetary Fund can help determine realistic targets for these revenues and help develop a system for accountability.

It would continue to push hard for Paul Ryan's entitlement reforms, while setting more realistic targets for discretionary spending than his budget blueprints have done to date.

They were urging her to run for governor next year, even though Texas is not among their realistic targets for flipping a Republican-held executive mansion.

But after a stressful winter in which he has had knee surgery, been forced to abandon his plans for a new life in south Wales, and regularly questioned his sanity, the most successful British rugby league coach for decades has had to set more realistic targets for 2010.

Hayes thinks winning the Scottish Cup or League Cup and a top-six finishoulduld be realistic targets for his new club next season.

He added: "1065 pence [is] now a realistic target for shares".

Staving off relegation looked the only realistic target for the Franconians.

The film maxed out at £18.31m, which is a realistic target for Rogue Nation.

The realistic target for Williams's return is a week from Sunday against the Oakland Raiders.

"Modest sustainable growth is probably a realistic target for them," he said.