Sentence examples for target to surpass from inspiring English sources

She nods when asked if she has set Hoy's six gold-medal haul as a target to surpass.

Great Britain's Olympic athletes are on target to surpass their medal haul from Beijing and finish fourth in the medal table at London 2012, says UK Sport.

After all, it is not unusual for the price of a target company's stock to surpass the bid price.

At the European Championships in Barcelona, Britain went into the weekend well on course to surpass their target of 10-15 medals.

An influx of foreign nurses is the main reason why the government has already been able to surpass its target to boost the number of nurses working in the NHS.

But the agreement of these large banks, with institutions in Greece that have already joined the deal, means that Athens is likely to surpass its target of acceptance by holders of 75 percent of the debt outstanding.

His minister responsible for climate change, Catherine McKenna, has called that target a "floor" and hopes to surpass it.

From a baseline fibrinogen level of 1.5 g litre−1, it was calculated that 14 units of therapeutic plasma would be needed to surpass a target level of 1.7 g litre−1, compared with 8 units of cryoprecipitate and 2 units of fibrinogen concentrate.

"But we've got our own targets and our plan is to surpass that points total.

Besides my strong passion for sales and a hunger to surpass set targets, I offer to you superior negotiating and presentation skills.

An average of 192,814 fans turned up for the championships between 2003 and 2007, but the R&A is on course to surpass its 200,000 target for this year.