Sentence examples for target a bit from inspiring English sources

His argument was: "When unemployment is so high, it wouldn't be a problem if inflation overshot the target a bit.

Luxury brand Missoni did a cheap range at Target (a bit like Primark for Americans) and shoppers raided everything in sight, leaving the retailer unable to replenish stock to meet demand.

So he has shifted the target a bit.

Taking the overhead and frame splits into account, we thus target a bit loading corresponding to 2304 bits in a 0.5-ms time slot for providing 1 Mbps data rate.

"I think he has been targeted a bit unfairly by the pro-leave Brexit campaign.

They gave him a torrid time and in the second half he was targeted a bit: not necessarily physically but there were a lot of challenges that should have been free-kicks but the referee decided to play on.

"So it seemed like quite a good target for a bit of creative satire".

And if "Wild Target" feels a bit second-hand, that may be because it is the dutiful remake of a French crime comedy, "Cible Émouvante" from 1993, that was not all that much fresher back then.

The party chairman, Oskar Lafontaine, is as much a fan of the single currency as Mr Kohl arguably more so these days since he publicly insists that missing the 3% deficit target by a bit should not stop countries from joining.

(Put simply, the FMCG target is a bit like adding four times Marico's current turnover).

"The challenge is to get away from relegation, win our home games and maybe target games a bit more".