Sentence examples similar to stick to target from inspiring English sources

I'm hoping Bagdonas is wrong, and that Ameranth will stick to targeting big fish, but where are the licensing fees in that?

b. Direct Immunofluorescence -- Antibody with tag (fluorescent) sticks to target.

HSBC admitted it could no longer stick to targets on the cost of running its business in 74 countries because of the expense of hiring 5,000 more legal staff to try to avoid scrapes with regulators.

The system that ended up catching Joshua Goldberg can't do much about trolls even marginally smarter than he was — people who join in crowdsourced harassment campaigns without sticking their own individual necks out as much as he did; people who stick to targets they know are "safer" to attack; people who set up bot accounts to do their trolling for them for maximum deniability.

The EU thinks sticking to targets is essential to restoring market confidence.

The government wants to stick to its target to cut the deficit to 3% of GDP in 2013.

Earlier this year, a law came into effect – with cross-party support – that will ensure we stick to this target for good.

The Coalition and Labor must stick to that target, they say, so businesses can make the long-term investment decisions that will eventually see coal phased out of Australia's energy mix.

Mr Aso wonders aloud whether to push back that date.But Mr Fukuda's new economic and finance ministers, Kaoru Yosano and Bunmei Ibuki, are fiscal hawks who want to stick to the target.

It also says it would stick to the target, agreed with the IMF, of a fiscal surplus (before interest payments) of 3.75% of GDP until public debt is stabilised.

2. Stick to your target price when it comes to airline tickets.