Sentence examples for on the dimensions of from inspiring English sources

The two companies broke off talks twice in a corporate brawl that at some points took on the dimensions of hostile bidding.

They are all faultlessly sympathetic and upset, attentive in an unfamiliar, remarkable way that makes Finch feel she is taking on the dimensions of a character.

And over the years the Mystic River Bridge-Callahan Tunnel bewilderment began to take on the dimensions of a spiritual allegory for me, like something out of "Pilgrim's Progress".

But it was easy to get a good handle on the dimensions of the crowd.

And inevitably struggles in the relationship take on the dimensions of a political power struggle.

By the time the series finishes with its expository episodes (around No.5), it has taken on the dimensions of a Zola novel.

For the author, Paula has shed her human constraints and taken on the dimensions of a kind of benevolent spirit guide.

Rather, they hope to win agreement on the dimensions of the overcapacity and at least a general road map on how to reduce it.

However obvious the conclusion seems, the study opened an opportunity for the interior secretary to open an unvarnished discussion on the dimensions of the problem.

The costs of barge transport depend on the number of barges being towed by a single towboat; this in turn depends on the dimensions of the waterway.

He is convinced that Mr. Leno cares, however, and the fractiousness between the two has taken on the dimensions of a feud.