Sentence examples for targets I think from inspiring English sources

MR. RUMSFELD -- Well, first with respect to the targets, I think I've said repeatedly from this podium that there are not a lot of high-value targets.

"And so, where a mismatch as large as you see in some states may be worrisome, considering near-term targets, I think the evidence would not suggest that's a bad thing," Ms. Haycock said.

"While we may be looking at some of the same targets, I think the fact… that the Assad regime has allowed Isis to flourish and grow in the way it has is really one of the main reasons they have grown so strong," she said.

"With a younger target, I think the advertising needs to venture out from the softer, more conservative style," Mr. Hay said.

And William Grave, of Warwick University, set a limited political target: "I think we can influence Liberal Democrat MPs, they all signed up to the pledge.

But if SNAP does work as well as you believe, why is it often a political target...? I think these stories get told.

He said: "The fact Arsenal went an entire 90 minutes at home and only sneaked one shot on target I think shows you how well Chelsea defended all night, but maybe the weather had something to do with that.

The most entertaining bit was watching Dara O'Briain's Twitter feed (the impressionist Danny Posthill picked him as a target): "I think the nine-year-old ninja captured my essence better".

Abdul Hadi Jasim, a barber from Adhamiya, said, "Now, after one of the biggest Shiite militias that ravaged Basra was targeted, I think there is a sense of justice and fairness".

One way of understanding the push for an NGDP target, I think, is as a means to get the central bank to take its mandate more seriously.Of course, it's worth asking why there is so much ground to be made up in the first place.

"They went and scored from their only shot on target". "I think it's a point gained.