Sentence examples for take it closer from inspiring English sources

Nestle's biggest deal in China so far will take it closer to its target of 45percentt of sales from emerging markets in about 10 years, and analysts said on Monday securing growth opportunities in China was worth a relatively high price.

Or, to take it closer to home, last week I spoke with two high-powered managers.

Turkey is gearing up to expand its military operations against Kurdish forces eastwards in northern Syria, a move that would take it closer to potential conflict with the US.

"But it's something that's not only possible but very likely to happen in the not-too-distant future". Murtagh and scores of other researchers watched as NASA's newest spacecraft embarked on a mission that should take it closer to the sun than any human-made object has gone before.

Spain's debt-to-GDP ratio is relatively low, at 70%, but the banking package could take it closer to 100%.

"If you want to make a good coating, it'll fail". After the Parker Solar Probe launches, it will spin repeatedly around Venus in a gradually narrowing orbit that will take it closer and closer to the sun.

First up is the much-derided Terminator: Genisys, looking for a $50m topup to take it close to $400m and sixquel time.

At its farthest point from the Sun, it was 2.5 times as far away as the Earth, before its elliptical path took it closer, and the Earth got in its way on Friday.

Flipkart's not disclosing its valuation or whether this E Round takes it closer to the realm of going public.

Mr. Larsson said his aim was to make the company even more of a reflection of Mr. Lauren by taking it closer to Mr. Lauren's original vision.

The prime minister argued for a further cut of €50bn in the proposed €940bn budget, taking it closer to the original British demand of a €885.6bn budget.