Sentence examples for targeting further from inspiring English sources

The Guardian has an audience of 11.8 million unique users in the US (source: Comscore May 2011) and is targeting further growth in users and advertising revenues.

The manager is now targeting further progress in the years ahead, with Spain hoping to become the first European team to claim a World Cup in South America at Brazil 2014.

However, semi-quantitative comparison of the treatments indicates that interventions that target early events in the disease are more efficacious than those targeting further downstream pathways.

Ronaldo's second-half header provided his ninth goal in the finals of this competition – he is the only player to have scored in four European tournaments having first featured as a teenager in 2004 – to equal Platini's tally, with the forward now targeting further reward in Sunday's final at the Stade de France.

Rather than simply targeting further reductions in restenosis rates, efforts to improve efficacy are shifting toward a lesion-specific approach, including the design of stents dedicated to bifurcation lesions.

Should McGregor receive good news over his wrist injury, then he can be cleared to resume competing immediately, and the 27-year-old is clearly in a positive mood as he is already targeting further fights in both April and July of next year, according to his coach John Kavanagh.

Those children were not targeted further".

But the £15bn on new road schemes (already announced) could be targeted further by other parties should the Tories lose.

"Without limited but targeted further steps toward stronger European institutions, eventually Europe will lose its effectiveness.

We will continue to drive for further improvement in revenues, albeit off a lower base, and will also continue to target further cost savings".

And there are also questions about whether Sanders will be able to carry states he has targeted further north, such as Massachusetts and Minnesota.