Sentence examples for target later from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Dickstein's chief target later in the decade was Nazis and their American sympathizers — a position that would have endeared him to the Russians.

ITV planned to double revenues from the its global content division, which develops and sells programmes overseas, to £1.2bn and originally aimed for £150m in digital revenues by 2010 – a target later pushed to 2012 and then scrapped.

The £35m striker, who has scored eight goals since his January 2011 move, was then left further frustrated when he headed off target later in the first period.

Eoin Bradley got a shot on target later in the first half while Kyle Neill had a chance blocked just before the break.

That first fund was targeted at early-stage deals and now Jungle Ventures is coming of age with its new fund, which will target later stage Series A and Series B deals in addition to some early stage bets.

Existing drugs, including Diovan, Avapro from Bristol-Myers Squibb and Cozaar from Merck, as well as so-called ace inhibitors such as Vasotec, target later stages of the so-called "renin-angiotensin" cascade.

There will also be an opportunity for a "clawback" of bonuses if deals made to reach profit targets later fell apart.

Marenko is not entered for the 1,000 Guineas and though she could yet be added at the supplementary stage, Hannon may point her instead towards Group One targets later in the season.

Her victory also confirmed that she is on course for other significant targets later in the season, not least a return to America for the Breeders' Cup meeting in November, where she finished a luckless third last season.

Cameron and Obama, who began two days of talks over dinner at the White House on Thursday night, will announce on Friday that as a first step a simulated attack will be targeted later in the year at banks in the City of London and Wall Street.

David Cameron and Barack Obama, who began two days of talks over dinner at the White House on Thursday night, will announce that as a first step a simulated attack will be targeted later in the year at banks in the City of London and Wall Street.