Sentence examples for easily take away from inspiring English sources

"The lesson is that what the sofa gives, the sofa can easily take away.

Osborne used some of that windfall – the result of changes in the way the OBR forecast tax receipts – to pay for his U-turn over cuts to tax credits, but the OBR's chairman, Robert Chote, warned at the time: "Unfortunately, the £27bn we apparently found down the back of the sofa is not as much as it sounds; and what the sofa gives, the sofa can easily take away".

That would allow parents, for instance, to restrict Internet usage by their children late at night or to easily take away access for misbehavior.

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The rest of us might ask how we so easily take away the Fourth Amendment right of that soldier, who a day earlier had put his life on the line for our Fourth Amendment (and other) right(s).

The rest of us might ask how we so easily take away the fourth amendment right of that soldier, who a day earlier had put his life on the line for our fourth amendment (and other) right(s).

And each building can be easily taken away whenever upstaged by time or nature.

The freedoms that we exercise but do not acknowledge are easily taken away.

Yes, Dalton threw three interceptions, but he racked up 373 yards and made several major league plays without top receiver A.J. Green and against a stingy defense that easily took away Cincy's lackluster ground game.

Robert Brady, 49, the executive vice president of a conservative evangelical group, the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, agreed, saying that the mixed martial arts motif of evangelism "so easily takes away from the real focus of the church, which is the Gospel".

In the next four years women will lose, African Americans will lose, blue-collar workers will lose, LGBTQ folks will lose, but arguably no other group will suffer more than Dreamers, because DACA had given them so much and it will be so easily taken away.