Sentence examples for target for long from inspiring English sources
Pogba and Fellaini pushed forward, the latter acting as a target for long balls, and United started to dominate.
At some points, Pennington played perfect, connecting twice with Laveranues Coles, his favorite target, for long touchdowns.
You imagine his role is to be a totem pole, a target for long, high balls, which belies the fact that he can be uncannily deft with his feet.
Because it directly reflects the Fed's two central concerns — price stability and real economic performance — nominal G.D.P. is a simple and sensible target for long after the economy recovers.
Fruit size and appearance, firmness, and shelf life have also been tremendously modified by breeding, but flavor has not been a target for long.
Even though dual inhibition of PI3K and MEK was identified as an effective form of cancer therapy based on the in vitro models, administration of both drugs at doses inducing major downregulation of the target for long periods of time may be too toxic in a clinical setting.
To keep the proposals from adding to the swelling federal deficit, Mr. Obama also said he would encourage a more ambitious target for long-term reduction of the deficit.
The president insisted that everything in the package would be paid for by raising the target for long-term spending cuts to be negotiated by a special Congressional committee.
It could do this in various ways, such as setting an explicit target for long-term interest rates, focusing future bond-buying on particular maturities or restarting purchases of mortgage-backed bonds.But for further QE the bar is set high.
Menu B is, if you like, safer for the Fed than Menu A, because it is defined in terms of actions rather than results; the Fed can point to what it is doing, rather than announce a target for long-term rates or inflation that it might fail to hit.
Most, but not all, evidence today recommends using a lower lithium plasma level target for long-term maintenance and thereby reducing risks of severe nephrotoxicity.
