Sentence examples for taking on a target from inspiring English sources

Plans for taking on a target as big as EMC began as far back as October 2014.

A new federal lawsuit filed by a student punished for sexual assault by Colorado State University-Pueblo is taking on a target much more prominent than the school: The Department of Education. .

In the transverse orientation, it takes on a target-shaped appearance.

In the famous tied Test with the West Indies in 1960, Benaud took on a target of 233 in under a day and, coming in with the score at 92-6, scored a belligerent 52 to almost see his side over the line.

I don't take on a target unless I connect with the anger or outrage.

That's what happened with Zappos in 2009, and, right now, Amazon may want to pressure competitors like Target into taking on an expense higher wages they weren't necessarily prepared for, and fail.

He has even taken on a Giuliani target: Saatchi & Saatchi, the advertising agency founded by Charles Saatchi, who owns the works in "Sensation" and helped sponsor the exhibition.

It is unclear whether negotiators will formally withdraw Australia's target range of 5% to 25%, even though the prime minister has now made it clear both publicly and privately that Australia will not move to a higher target for 2020 and is very sceptical about taking on a higher target in a negotiation for a post-2020 agreement.

The story centers around a family team of musician heroes who take on an enemy targeting them.

Abrasiveness takes on a usefulness, no longer a target for Salieri's blue pencil.

Docosahexanoic acid (DHA), the major omega-3 fatty acid found in neurons, has taken on a central role as a target for therapeutic intervention in Alzheimer's disease (AD).