Sentence examples for so much target from inspiring English sources

It's not so much target practice as it is shooting a bazooka at an anthill.

There were not so much targets to be met, but it [public service ethos] almost went out the window because you've got to have your bills - there's no give and take; it was quite structured and formal".

I have to imagine somewhere in a glossy agency boardroom, two ad bros are giddily fist-bumping at the prospect of so much targeting data.

And Snapchat could see ad spend slip over to Facebook, especially since the big blue social network has so much targeting data on us.

Mr Rajoy's problem is not so much the target as the starting-point.

As the ball hit the net on Sunday night, Valencia climbed into a Champions League place – not so much a target as a necessity for a club in crisis – and Villa racked up his 150th league goal, his 22nd this season.

I spend so much in Target, sometimes I look at my bank statement and think, someone stole my ATM card.

So it may not be so much the targeting as the ad units themselves that need fixing.

This may not be a reflection of the quality of the output so much as targeting of specific audiences [6].

This point was echoed by participants in a focus group discussion as well, who emphasised that there is so much training targeting health care workers, particularly the lower cadres, that they are gone from their facilities for days to weeks at a time.

Signed in January 2015 Krystian Bielik (Legia Warsaw, £2.4m), Gabriel (Villarreal, undisclosed) 20th 8pts What they need The problem for Rémi Garde is not so much who to target but how to get them to sign given that Villa are pretty much nailed on to be relegated.