Sentence examples for by a take from inspiring English sources
The Japanese, isolated for many centuries and still somewhat separate from the world, have been intrigued by a take on them offered by an English journalist.
In contrast, the meaning of the BMI result was discussed in the session but was not supported by a take home message.
33 It is also important to note that unfamiliar concepts (such as the waist to height ratio measurement) were also supported by a take home visual and yet were poorly recalled.
Doctors were especially incensed by a take-it-or-leave-it rule that required them to treat low-paying Aetna H.M.O.
It is defined by a take-out window, shelves of Mediterranean groceries and a cooler filled with soft drinks and Turkish cheeses and sausages.
It is a brilliantly organised operation, jokingly referred to as a terracotta army led by a take-no-prisoners general, Martin Clarke.
The players said they were being bullied by a take-it-or-leave-it final offer, which included, among many finer points, a fifty-fifty split of basketball-related income (down from fifty-seven per cent for the players in the previous, now expired deal); N.B.A. Commissioner David Stern called the offer a natural culmination of the bargaining process.
In addition, across these 14 companies, a few are international and thinly traded, and several others have different business models, with some driven by enterprise subscriptions (Zillow, Shutterstock, Yelp) and others purely by a take-rate (Grubhub, Etsy and eBay).
b ( 1 ) ≥ 0 ∧ a ( 0 ) > 0 : no die swell, b ( 0 ) < 0 ∧ a ( 0 ) < 0 : no die swell, b ( 0 ) > 0 ∧ a ( 1 ) > 0 : DP without die swell if and only if b ( 1 ) > 0, b ( 0 ) > 0 ∧ a ( 0 ) < 0 : DP with die swell if and only if b ( 1 ) < 0. In Category (A) the practically relevant drawing processes with constant velocity end (e.g. driven by a take-up wheel) are contained.
Characterized by a take-no-prisoners attack on religion, the New Atheists' often strident denunciations of faith have drawn extensive media coverage.
There are myriad reasons why one may choose to prepare food from scratch one day, cut some corners to cobble together a quick bite, swing by a take-out place, or order in another day.
