Sentence examples for target in terms from inspiring English sources

"We didn't set a target in terms of results," he said.

Britain was the next-most-popular target in terms of the value of deals inked.

That's not so hard because SolarCity is a bit of a moving target in terms of valuation and its value is highly dependent on future events.

"The investments in reducing our dependence on foreign energy, excellence in education and health care reform are right on target in terms of priorities".

Lithuania is by no means a big or very rich country, and has not yet been able to reach the Nato defence target in terms of spending.

"I'm not going to say every e-mail hit the target in terms of being humorous, but generally people were looking to be funny," he said.

"There are targets in terms of our quality of service, the timely nature in which we deliver, producing reports that are of a high quality.

Keep the club chairman and board happy by hitting your own targets in terms of the team's performance in the division.

We've drawn a line under the summer tour to New Zealand and haven't set any targets in terms of how many games we should win.

But he then proceeds to compare terrorists with their targets in terms of courage and rationality, and to call for understanding and serious thought.

The memo also said editorial staff would now be judged on individual targets in terms of attracting readers online, which I called "clickbait payments".