Sentence examples for target to get back from inspiring English sources

Until December 15th it looked like his word was not going to be kept: O2, as BT's former wireless arm is now called, seemed to be its preferred takeover target to get back into the mobile business.

He still casts a large shadow, but six years later, Matz, his trainer, is on target to get back to Churchill Downs with another horse with immense talent and potential.

"Northamptonshire have proven that they are a winning limited-overs team and have set clear targets to get back into Division One next year," he said.

"My target is to get back to that, to get back to that level," said Gunners manager Wenger.

"The next big target is to get back into the Football League and we are 90 minutes from returning.

"It's a positive step that EPA today released biodiesel and ethanol target levels to get back on track and give producers needed certainty, but the levels set are below the levels that Congress laid out that our workers need," she said.

Even if voters understood what nominal GDP was - as they currently don't - will they really ever believe that a government is going to withstand years of well above, or well below, target inflation, simply to get back to a particular, fairly arbitrary path for the cash value of the economy that was laid down by the folk who were in power before them?

He took to Twitter to state his belief that he may have been targeted by trolls looking to get back at him for his writing on the matter, while also detailing the discrimination he has faced.

And you're able to get back on target pretty quickly.

The UK, France and Netherlands are set to miss a key EU renewable energy target and should review their policies to get back on track, the European commission has said.

With a price-level target, central banks would have to follow a period of excessively low inflation with higher inflation in order to get back to the target.