Sentence examples for target going forward from inspiring English sources

And it's clearly a juicy Google acquisition target going forward.

While it's started focusing on the sharing economy, where trust is clearly a pressing issue, Trooly is actually eyeing financial services companies as its major target going forward.

"When we have the ball we can play football and concentrate on what we do well, but the key is to score goals and on too many occasions were off target going forward and not tight enough at the back".

If Trump does somehow pull off the impossible a couple of days from now then Lazarus AKA Kamran Rashid Khan has made himself a big target going forward by openly challenging someone who could be the leader of the "free world" within 48 hours.

Such results point to APE1 as a novel target for these biomolecules and substantiate this repair endonuclease as a pharmacological target going forward.

46 Indeed, biochemical experiments with N221D demonstrate that its enzyme activity is reduced by 10%, 47 making it an attractive drug target going forward.

"We didn't reach the targets we wanted to, so we have to negotiate satisfactory targets going forward".

With only nine overall targets this season, Fauria is the definition of a boom-or-bust player (very similar to a goal line back like Michael Bush), but his 6-foot-7 frame should bring him more red zone targets going forward and keep owners who are desperate for a tight end fill-in very happy.

Chung hastens to add, however, that the company's main investment targets going forward are mobile internet billing companies and makers of fiber-optic transmission equipment.

In fact, it's so-called digital-first banks or fintech startups taking various slices of the traditional banking pie that the company appears to have its targets set going forward.

UBS Investment Research rates Pepsico a "buy" and set a 12-month price target of $75. "Going forward, we expect strong top-line growth to translate into margin improvements as commodity cost pressures subside," Kaumil S. Gajrawala, an analyst at UBS Investment Research, said in a report.