Sentence examples for targets to break from inspiring English sources

His policies are in the vein you'd expect: He'd launch raids against unspecified targets to break the will of "Muslims" to continue their war against "us," ban the government from helping the poor since that's a "religious activity," and, of course, ban abortion.

Business owners should know their monthly margin target to break even".

Mr. Leahy said Airbus managers were "targeting to break even by 2015" on the project.

With 12 games to go in the regular season Wright-Phillips is on target to break Juan Pablo Angel's club record of 19.

Luc de Barochez, the chief editor of the online version, said it was on target to break even in two years' time.

Mothercare is crawling towards a recovery as chief executive Simon Calver insisted the UK company was on target to break even within two years.

Dirty Wars, along with Scahill's forthcoming book of the same title, is on target to break that silence … with a bang that matters.

Organisers also believe they are on target to break the world record for the most funds raised by a single-day event for the 12th consecutive year.

The team accomplished this in a surprisingly simple way, by placing a fine mesh in between the spray and the intended target to break up droplets into ones that are only one-thousandth as big.

Nassau County, which hovered on the brink of bankruptcy only four years ago, is on target to break even in 2004 or finish the year with a $38 million surplus, the county comptroller, Howard S. Weitzman, told Nassau legislators yesterday in a midyear progress report.

After the Republicans lost their majority in 2006, filibusters became everyday events: there were a hundred and twelve cloture votes in 2007 and 2008, and this session Republicans are on target to break their own filibuster record.