Sentence examples for targeting growth from inspiring English sources
McCall, the former chief executive of Guardian Media Group, publisher of the Guardian, said easyJet would "turn Europe orange" by introducing a flexible fare for business passengers, growing its fleet by 24 jets to a total of 220 aircraft by 2013 and targeting growth outside the UK in markets such as France and Switzerland.
Britain's largest defence contractor and manufacturing employer is targeting growth markets such as the Middle East as part of a strategic imperative that has become even more urgent in the wake of the failure to agree a £25bn merger with EADS, the owner of aerospace company Airbus.
It has an intellectual pedigree that goes back well before the crisis, but even if we just focus on the recent debate over changing Fed policy to targeting growth in the level of nominal output, we're talking about nearly 3 years' worth of public discussion.
In his 2010 budget announcement, the president said the government was targeting growth of 5% in 2010.
In addition to the U.S., Kaizen is also targeting growth in the UK and Asia-Pacific markets.
The startup, which makes cloud-based software to help restaurants manage almost all aspects of their business, is targeting growth in India, Manila, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Dubai.
So Medellín's network of business development agencies, the centres of zonal development of companies (CEDEZOs), is now targeting growth-oriented small and medium businesses, rather than just helping lots of chasita-type microenterprises that typically survive no longer than a year or two.
FIRST is targeting growth-stage companies, generally with revenues under $100 million, and forecasts rates of return that are competitive with mainstream venture funds.
Targeting growth-regulatory pathways is a promising approach in cancer treatment.
The effect of the miR396 on the leaf development via the targeting growth-regulating factors had been previously shown [ 43].
Although the biogenesis of miRNAs is well-understood, little is known of the regulation of miRNA expression, but there is increasing evidence that miRNA expression is widely misregulated in tumors, with tumor suppressor miRNAs targeting growth-inducing genes being downregulated and oncogenic miRNAs targeting growth-inhibiting genes being upregulated [ 89, 90].
