Sentence examples for element to take from inspiring English sources

That's a disturbing element to take into account when it comes to perceptions about disability.

Despite the campy bits (mainly chin-strapped hats and all-over polka-dot outfits), Mr. Jacobs never allowed one element to take over.

This is not to thrive but to survive and, as with any industry, the loss of good people leaves a vacuum for the unscrupulous element to take over, which ultimately leads to damage affecting all participants.

"This provision would create uncertainty about U.S. intentions and resoluteness, and could encourage an extremist element to take actions that could put American forces at increased risk, in the hope of triggering their withdrawal," he concluded.

Another element to take into account is that LNG could have other than fuel applications.

In 3D stereoscopic video, motion is a basic element to take into account, when assessing the quality, as a primal reason for visual discomfort, related to high depth levels which combine areas with negative and positive parallax.

There was also a quixotic element to taking on the gun lobby that appealed to the mayor, who relishes challenges that others view as insurmountable.

Topping it with glistening sheets of gold leaf made the black lasagna seem less grotesque, but there was still a Fear Factor element to taking a bite.

Big budget Hollywood productions routinely include Chinese elements to take advantage of burgeoning box office hauls in the world's most populous nation.

Every day, I wrapped up against the elements to take a boat to Furzey Island with 80 or 90 guys, where the language was sometimes as foul as the weather.

Historically, Afghanistan's troubles have been, for the most part, caused by external interference and intervention, as well as by Afghan parties inviting foreign elements to take part in their internecine conflicts.