Sentence examples for some key targets from inspiring English sources
The world's largest coffee chain, Starbucks, which hands out 4bn disposable cups worldwide, recently admitted the scale of the recycling challenge, after failing to meet some key targets, including getting customers to start using personal reusable cups.
Instead, he'd like to see Cinematique hit some "key targets" before going out to raise a larger round in 12 to 18 months.
The European Union has some key targets for reducing pollution in the coming decades and coal power plants have been earmarked for closure by many countries seeking to meet these objectives.
Some key targets identified for these microRNAs include Neuregulin-1, Disrupted in schizophrenia-1, and Regulator of G-protein signaling-4, which have been previously described as candidate genes for schizophrenia [ 41].
To help the right decisions to be made, my think tank, the Copenhagen Consensus Center, has asked more than sixty teams of top economists to assess some of the key targets which have been proposed and make a case for which should be part of the final list.
Sponsored by brands, these articles are likely to be some of the key targets for content marketing campaigns, which eMarketer estimates will see spend of $4.3 billion this year, rising to $8.8 billion by 2018.
In discussing some of the key targets in the pathways below; we refer to the validated ones from miRecords and miRTarBase with [V] and predicted ones with [P].
"A bonus payment was made to some junior staff at HM Passport Office for reaching key targets in 2013/14 – the vast majority received less than £500.
Like many companies, E.ON had experimented with a champions scheme to help it meet some key environmental targets such as recycling and energy use.
But he said American military commanders told him that "some of the intelligence that his organization has provided us has saved American lives and enabled us to capture some key enemy targets".
AdcA being a protagonist of the endocytic pathway, its phosphorylation could modify its function and interfere with the regulation and fate of some key membrane targets (e.g. ion transporters) involved in the stress response.
