Sentence examples for target quite from inspiring English sources

The reds didn't hit the target quite as squarely as the whites.

AMD might surpass that target quite easily.

Rowsell said: "I set this as a target quite early in the season.

The correlation between FMO and HEF is unexpected, as these two extraction steps are supposed to target quite different sediment fractions.

You might also argue, looking at the Bank's recent record on inflation, that the MPC actually loosened its approach to the target quite a while ago.

The Harvard sociologist Theda Skocpol has identified some 900 local Tea Party groups capable of "federated action". Their most immediate target, quite clearly, is the purification of the Republican Party.

Finally, the 'balanced' strategy (which underachieves attainment of the 'ideal' by the same degree for all objectives) attains diversity targets quite closely, but significantly underachieves economic and carbon objectives.

"Boko Haram and their offshoot Ansarul tend to pick their targets quite carefully and they have plenty of access to weapons".

"But if you're the chancellor you want nothing to distract from your message, and it's never a good idea in your advertising to show who you're targeting quite so blatantly and obviously as they did," Robinson added.

"He's someone we targeted quite some time ago, and we would have hoped to confirm this signing much earlier in the year, only for him to pick up a ligament injury early into the Super Rugby season". Fia's imminent arrival means prop Oliver Tomaszczyk, who joined Ospreys on a short-term deal in September, has left the Welsh region.

But Abdullah doesn't buy it, especially after a campaign in which Trump "targeted quite a few people" ― including Mexican and Latino immigrants, women, African-Americans and people with disabilities.