Sentence examples for targeting in excess of from inspiring English sources

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In facing fourth innings targets in excess of 500 in all three of the first Tests, England set a new and unwanted Test record.

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Following MAR3-MBP protein boosts, 50% endpoint titers to target were in excess of 1/10,000, and spleens of two mice were fused.

It was only some strong hitting from left-hander Jean-Paul Duminy that ensured New Zealand faced a target in excess of a run a ball.

In better news for England, although this targets in excess of this one have been reached eight times at the MCG, this would be the highest fourth innings run chase since 1962-63.

Sir Peter pointedly added: "It is important that the drive for efficiency should not put at risk the delivery of public services and a target in excess of 2.5% is likely to present such a risk".

Two lasers capable of delivering up to 5,000,000 joules in equally short bursts, generating a power level on the fusion targets in excess of 5 × 1014 watts, are operational.

But they wondered the same thing a year earlier when I had a target in excess of 8,000.

It also cemented England's unwanted record of being the least successful of all the Test nations when defending a target in excess of 300.

But if the side chasing emerges after the interval with a target in excess of 300 on the scoreboard, they will know they are battling against history in their attempt to lift the World Cup.