Sentence examples for steeper targets from inspiring English sources

It is vital for that debate that we have the conversation about 5% being inadequate, but the science and the geopolitics are clear: far steeper targets are required in order for Australia to play any reasonable role in the global effort to keep warming to less than 2°C.

Senate leader Kevin de León (D-Los Angeles) wants to pass a measure from Sen. Fran Pavley (D-Agoura Hills) that would establish new, steeper targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Climate-change campaigners have called on Japan to set steep targets to build momentum before global climate talks this year in Copenhagen.

Last month, industry groups took out a full-page advertisement in the largest daily paper in Japan, warning that steep targets for emissions reductions could hurt economic growth.

"In the coming months, the Waymo minivan will give clearer indications on whether the industry will be able to meet the steep targets that have been publicly announced by various players". Would you bully a driverless car or show it respect?

Honda's general manager of car sales in the UK, Mark Davies, says: 'That's a pretty steep target.

The National Highways Builders Federation, a lobby group for the developers, says the minister has set a steep target for himself.

Danny Briggs finished with 3-34 as Durham lost four wickets in two overs just after lunch, but Sussex were still left to face a steep target.

This interaction further showed that the slope was steeper on target-absent trials than on target-present trials when an anchored target was searched for.

Andrew Lobbenberg, analyst at ABN Amro, said predictions of across-the-board fare increases are unlikely to be fulfilled, particularly if no-frills carriers such as Ryanair continue to pursue steep growth targets.

The government is doing a little of each while stressing its utter determination to meet steep deficit-reduction targets.