Sentence examples for between taking from inspiring English sources

Less definitive studies had shown an association between taking hormones and a lower incidence of Alzheimer's.

There's a difference between taking risks and gambling – in gambling you have very little information.

Yet Cook is walking a fine line between taking over games and running the offense.

There is a fine line, however, between taking initiative and being annoying.

I don't think there's much in it between taking the plane and taking the ferry".

"There's a difference between taking responsibility, Mr. Briggs, and blaming yourself for everything.

For example, they were taught to alternate between taking the inside view and the outside view.

The choice was between taking out Libya's air defences or not.

"There is a big difference between taking a picture and making a picture," he said.

Lidegaard plans to focus next on researching the possible "association between taking hormonal birth control and attempting or committing suicide".

Caught in-between taking a step back and doing everybody else's job, he's showing signs of losing control of his operation.