Sentence examples for targeting success from inspiring English sources

An Anglo-Argentine team is targeting success in the Avon Tyres British GT Championship this season.

In the short term, Hervin is targeting success at Yeovil and possible promotion to the top division but does not hide her ambition to one day coach the national side.

Former marathon world record holder Haile Gebrselassie insists he is not going to retire and is targeting success at the 2012 Games in London.

The duo continue to work together off the field, with Cotter targeting success in the 2015 World Cup campaign campaign in England.

The Colombian rider, 24, is targeting success at the Giro and the third of the Grand Tours, La Vuelta a Espana, this season, having announced in January that he will not be racing at the Tour.

The pair are targeting success in one-day and four-day cricket, with the example set by Northants in balancing the requirements of both forms of the game the standard they are aiming to follow.

Given the possibility of more upheaval next summer, he targeted success now, rather than in an uncertain future.

That is among the many reasons why Box 2, whose mechanisms explicitly target success traps, is such an important enabler of Box 3 innovation.

Whiley is now looking to target success in the singles where she is currently ranked sixth in the world.

Hannah Miley believes securing a medal at the 2015 World Championships would be an "added bonus" as she targets success at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

But the 29-year-old Briton only intends to complete half of the 26.2-mile race as he continues to target success in both the 5,000m and 10,000m.