Sentence examples for by taking a long from inspiring English sources

Spacey begins by taking a long, hard stare at us.

The condition is aggravated by taking a long, hot shower or bath, Dr. Heldman said.

The Premier League champions remained a step ahead by taking a long stride back into their past.

Institutional biases that suppress diversity in the C-suite create a hidden risk factor — one that boards can address by taking a long, hard look in the mirror.

When we asked him about American allegations that his regime had concealed weapons of mass destruction, Aziz smiled and said, "I think you will find that those allegations are" — he paused for dramatic emphasis by taking a long puff — "exaggerated".

Last October, when Karzai was trying to purloin the election with a million illegal votes, John Kerry persuaded him to agree to a runoff by taking a long walk through rosebushes and the presidential mosque on the palace grounds in Kabul.

2. Firms create value by taking a long-term perspective.

Rather, he added, he prefers to build brand equity by taking a long-range approach.

It's a cognitive bias we show by taking a long-term average and assuming it applies to every observation.

"Tracinda believes by taking a long-term approach to solving Chrysler's problems, it can become a robust and lasting stand-alone entity," the company said.

The solution can only be found at a global scale (all the catchment area must be taken in account: land plots and their spatial configuration), and by taking a long-term approach.