Sentence examples for targets once from inspiring English sources

It disagreed with the abandonment of LDL cholesterol targets once patients began taking statins.

The British radio assets, and TalkSport in particular, are likely to become potential takeover targets once UTV Media divests of its TV operations.

The GB radio assets, and TalkSport in particular, are likely to become potential takeover targets once UTV Media divests of its TV operations.

In the past, companies set long-term targets once every three years and paid cash or stock afterward, based on achievement of those goals.

But most commercial banks would rather snap up the retail-oriented savings banks than the Landesbanks, which would become less attractive targets once stripped of state support.

Lise Kingo, the executive director of the UN Global Compact, said more companies will adopt science-based targets once they are persuaded that targets help drive innovation and prepare businesses for changes in public policy and regulations.

The NHS has only met the target once since January 2015.

But a bronze medal at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow changed the target once again.

He had not found the target once in his final 22 games in Italy.

He is excluding them, making them the target, once again, of a sly joke and reinforcing ethnic and cultural stereotypes.

Volgograd has already been a target once before this year, when a female suicide bomber blew up a bus in October.