Sentence examples for target at the start from inspiring English sources

"It was not even a target at the start of the year," she said.

We've set ourselves that target at the start of the season.

During reconfiguration phases, one of the spacecraft performs a sequence of maneuvers that ensure that the formation is aligned with the target at the start of the next observation phase.

In its most recent central forecast, in November, it envisaged inflation staying above 3% for the rest of this year before tumbling to the 2% target at the start of 2012, when the VAT rise drops out of the inflation calculation.Confidence in that prediction has been undermined by repeated overshoots and the bank's forecasting lapses.

Further big falls lie ahead this year, according to the bank's main forecast, which shows inflation dropping below 2.0% early next year before returning to the target at the start of 2009.Mr King must write an open explanatory letter to the chancellor of the exchequer if consumer-price inflation diverges from 2.0% by more than a percentage point.

The Champions League was a target at the start of the year and obviously we've achieved that.

The process should involve three stages: establishing evaluation targets at the start of the fiscal year, reviewing performance at midyear, and assessing results at the end of the year.

Yesterday's acceptance level was up from the 64.6 per cent announced on December 21, but still short of the 90 per cent that Old Mutual had targeted at the start of the eight-month takeover battle.

"We had three targets at the start of the season.

"No, we had different targets at the start of the season," he said.

Some priming effects can be quite long lasting (Kruijne & Meeter, 2016), so it is possible that showing observers the equivalent of these categorical targets at the start of a reading session might cut down on errors.