Sentence examples for going to take continued from inspiring English sources

But it is going to take continued and sustained pressure.

It is going to take continued perjury and support of these individuals to perpetuate the cover-up and I don't believe that it's possible to keep it going.

"I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing," said John O'Dell, a senior writer at Edmunds.com, pointing out that the green car market is still new enough that it's going to take continued subsidies to promote these vehicles until their cost comes down and demand goes up.

I knew that I needed to carefully choose, right then and there, which path I was going to take: continue to hate my body, or learn to love my body.

"I think it's going to take continuing resources," he says, "and, in hard financial times, there's going to be an instinct to pull back from some of the commitments that have been made".

"I know the road we're going to take," Saunders continued.

I wonder what it's going to take to continue to persevere".

It's going to be a process that's going to take time and continued budget commitment.

"I know there are no magic words that I can say to regain your trust and I know that's going to take time," he continued.

"They knew they could abuse their authority, it didn't matter what anybody says they were just going to take it," he continued.

"They're going to take away rugby," he continued.