Sentence examples for it takes towards from inspiring English sources

It is a story that appears to provide a new thrill, a fresh piece of drama, yet more tension every step it takes towards the conclusion.

Proponents and critics agree that the first director will have a lasting impact on the agency, from the hiring of staff to the general attitude it takes towards consumer protection.

If you want to try it yourself, have a coffee beforehand – espresso is a good, quick fix – so that it takes effect towards the end of your nap, or controlled recovery period (CRP).

Set in the late 1960s, it takes place towards Christmas, while jobless Thomas Clay's wife, Rhona, is in hospital with complications from a first pregnancy while hoping for a new home as their current one awaits slum clearance.

Once the threshold value of 2 of y in the state (0, 2) is achieved (constant activation of y), it takes the system towards deadlock state (1, 2).

Better, he says, to concentrate on preventing a nuclear arms race across the region before it starts, while containing Iran by making it clear that it will suffer devastating consequences if it takes the next step towards acquiring nuclear weapons.Despite Mr Sokolski's scepticism, for the time being at least Western policy towards Iran has two elements.

Today it takes the next step towards challenging Twitter by adding hashtag support to its mobile site and launching related hashtags.

In doing so it takes the first step towards the goals of ensuring the conservation status of these protected ecosystems, as well as providing a basis for determining the hazards associated with groundwater flooding in Ireland.

Let's be honest: it takes over your life, certainly towards the last two months before a race.

It takes a network management view towards achieving green cloud data centres.

Contemporary management researchers argue that competency-based measures are the only viable means for refocusing project managers (PMs) on what it takes to achieve managerial excellence towards engendering their professional development in a modern competitive work environment.