Sentence examples for targeted half from inspiring English sources

The team targeted half a dozen medals at the event but doubled that tally.

His live televised address from parliament came after pro-Russian forces targeted half a dozen cities.

The crisp and clean black and white photos bring a feeling of control and simplicity to a time of chaos, when an unnamed disease targeted half of the city's gay men and government agencies seemed incapable of listening.

We targeted half of them, mostly elected officials and state Democratic party leaders, who we thought would be the most responsive to their constituents and rank-and-file Democrats in each state.

But Mr. DiClemente said if the Fed raised its interest rate target half a percentage point and if the core price figure rose just 0.2percentthenhen these might be comforting because investors would not conclude that the Fed was losing the battle.

Analysts said the slump in all the major stock indexes was a continuation of the selling that began last week after the Federal Reserve raised its short-term interest rate target half a percentage point, to 6.5percentt, and signaled that more rate increases were likely.

The discussion in this paper targets half-duplex transmission, where nodes cannot receive and transmit at the same time, applicable to TDD and half-duplex FDD.

By the time Chelsea mustered their first effort on target half an hour had passed, and the Slovakians might have already been two ahead.

This is largely because American negotiators, who know the United States will have to pay much of the bill, seem ready to accept a fixed target (half the number in need) by a fixed date (2015).

Consequently, the coated samples exhibit different elemental compositions (with respect to their position in relation to the target half plates, i.e. from Cr-rich to Zr-rich) and constitutions.

For Germany to meet emissions targets, "half of the people who now use their cars alone would have to switch to bicycles, public transport, or ride-sharing," Heinrich Strößenreuther, a Berlin-based consultant for mobility strategies told YaleEnvironment360's Christian Schwägerl last fall.