Sentence examples for take entirely from inspiring English sources

Whichever of the two institutional trends implicitly reflected in the debate about the Charter we look at, these groups can take entirely sovereign economic decisions that spell disaster for an entire population, leading, for example, to factories closing down and to the ruin or pollution of an entire region.

LIKE professional wrestling, private equity has a butch subculture that is hard to take entirely seriously.

He's written serious books, notably the anti-Marxism tract "Barbarism With a Human Face" (1979), but he's difficult to take entirely seriously.

HUNDREDS of millions of poor people around the world lack access to two services that people in rich countries take entirely for granted: clean water and basic sanitation.

That rude reminder of the net's physicality sparked an interest in the infrastructure that makes the internet possible the globe-spanning tangle of wires, cables, routers and data centres that most users take entirely for granted.

With time running short, a planning process that began early this year with small meetings that even participants did not take entirely seriously has grown into a consuming preoccupation.

Such statements need not be taken entirely at face value.

This should not be taken entirely for granted.

For these reasons he is not always taken entirely seriously.

So the accuracy of these quotes cannot be taken entirely for granted.

But the candidates took entirely different routes to reach almost the same point.