Sentence examples for tough targets from inspiring English sources

A chance for tough targets on widening access, missing.

Martin Brocklehurst, head of waste strategy said: "We have tough targets to meet.

The demands of consultancy often mean meeting tough targets on time.

It follows Osborne's behind-the-scenes opposition to tough targets for future carbon cuts in May.

Mr Blair's government has set itself correspondingly tough targets for reducing greenhouse gases.

"We set ourselves tough targets, and this was a tough target, and it remains a tough target".

"The 18th is historically a drive and a long iron into a tough target.

This is a tough target if related to the voluntary agreement, which was to achieve 140g/km by 2008.

Good tight over from Dirk but Pakistan are still going at eight an over and 160 would be a tough target if they can keep it up.

"Much of Iran is akin to Afghanistan in terms of topography and flight mapping — a pretty tough target," the military official said.

Buying output was a fast way to meet that tough target, which has been a part of ITV's planning under Grade's direction.