Sentence examples for rough target from inspiring English sources

Officials highlighted that $85 billion figure in September, and have indicated since that it remained their rough target.

Ben Knight, Honda's research and development chief in the United States, said in an interview that Honda realistically saw 2018 to 2020 as the rough target for fuel-cell cars in showrooms.

Mr Jun, who spent 12 years at the World Bank, wants to raise the proportion of NPS's assets invested abroad from 9.8% in 2010 to 12.6% this year, with a rough target of 30% in ten years' time.

Thus, a rough target classification can be achieved.

The rough target is to give the employees around 60% of the equity in the spun off entities, and Churn will retain 40%.

"Don't set your watch by this," Musk said, but noted that "there's a rough target of starting production in the next three years, and it would be serving the China market and some of the surrounding region".

Here's the back story: In 2007, Congress updated its Renewable Fuel Standard, which set rough targets for the amount of ethanol and other biofuels that had to be blended into the nation's gasoline supply each year.

But she did not challenge the so-called daily reports that Michigan Law and many other institutions consult during the admissions process to track the ethnic and racial breakdown of a class as it takes shape, often to ensure that the final composition of the class is within range of rough targets.

Detailed heat transfer distributions from arrays of impinging jets on a half-smooth, half-rough target surface were experimentally investigated using a transient liquid crystal technique.

A sinusoidal wave was employed to model the rough impinging target surface subjected to a slot jet nozzle.

WASHINGTON — Although NASA is concerned about last weekend's rough, off-target landing of a Russian Soyuz spacecraft carrying three astronauts, an agency official expressed confidence on Tuesday that the Russians would solve the problem.