Sentence examples for targets ever set from inspiring English sources

On Saturday night, nations agreed a "transformational" action plan involving the toughest climate targets ever set and hundreds of billions of dollars put aside to tackle the problem.

Let's start with conservation: The new fuel-economy standards being set by the U.S. Department of Transportation 35.7 miles per gallon for cars and 28.6 for trucks by 2015 must be the most ambitious targets ever set by anyone.

That is the most aggressive target ever set for the office.

Nothing is ever set in stone.

No one ever sets out to fail.

Were Jasper Johns's flags and targets ever really pop?

James, Wade and Chris Bosh danced that day, and have been targets ever since.

Whatever signals Lehmann was attempting to send out, the truth is his side's second match of the tournament against Bangladesh in Brisbane on Saturday week has been Clarke's target ever since Cricket Australia set their controversial fitness deadline early last month.

And every one of those potential targets can set in motion an ever-broadening ripple effect.

In order to make "adequate yearly progress" (AYP) under the law, schools must satisfy ever-increasing performance targets set by states.

Both the Scottish and UK governments have commended Alba for its excellence and for having surpassed all the targets that it has ever been set since its inception eight years ago.