Sentence examples for its takings from inspiring English sources

There is a tension, though, between Khan's wish to see low cost housing prioritised on TfL land and the organisation's need to maximise its takings from it, which implies less "affordable" housing and more for high-priced market sale.

Now a report by the Limousin region has revealed that the museum's deficit far exceeds its takings and it has helped make Corréze the most indebted department in France.

Oscar nominees continued to do well in the spotlight, with A Beautiful Mind taking a further $5.2m, raising its total to $132.6m and Bafta winner The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring taking $3.6m, which brings its takings since release to $283.3m.

It is technically in previews, so its takings have not been included in official reports, and will all be added next time.

Certainly, in the UK, A4e seems to be something close to an arm of government: it depends on the state for all its takings, and hold contracts worth up to £180m a year.

An extra push to convince audiences to see it in 3D and even Imax has boosted its takings further.

In general, I welcome the idea of poetry casting its net as widely as possible, including its taking in the song tradition from which it sprang".

That distrust could affect how the Northern Alliance carries through with its taking of the important northern city of Kunduz, now under way.

In order to avoid a default the country really needs to stimulate growth and this severe medicine its taking is not conducive to kick starting the economy.

The Armenians justified its taking — and the ejection of the entire local population of about 60,000 people — as part a "security belt" they were establishing to protect Nagorno-Karabakh from shelling.

Pursuant to plans to make its taking easier by the British, he systematically weakened its defenses.