Sentence examples for take may not be from inspiring English sources

You have to be prepared that the next job you take may not be 'the one', but you must also believe it will turn up eventually.

The rest of the Plastic Beach out-takes may not be so quick to materialise.

For some medications, a 6% increase in the percentage of doses taken may not be of clinical relevance.

Where the reasons for the position taken may not be immediately obvious from the content of Chapter Three, the Panel here provides additional commentary.

While the accuracy of the SMCC tree in relation to the analysed data is ensured by the presented Potomak algorithm, a tree resulting from clique analysis, even in case that the maximal consensus clique is taken may not be true simply because of topological restrictions imposed by individual character state trees used for formation of the final tree.

But hoping and waiting for the Australian population to take notice may not be the most efficient way to get things done.

With increasing medical litigation against health care providers, waiting for clinical outcome studies which may take years may not be the option.

They don't feel any deep ties — so banking on them sticking around in time for a fully fledged business to emerge and take flight may not be a winning strategy over the longer term.

Of course, no matter how strong your immune system is or how many precautions you take you may not be able to avoid every cold that passes through the halls of your office.

When the reproductive risk associated with consanguinity is perceived as low, when clear standards of care are lacking, and, at the same time, clients appear to be unresponsive, the fact that few referrals take place may not be surprising.

The decisions taken in Berlin, London, Paris and Frankfurt may not deliver the intended results, and the leaders who took them may not be rewarded — Mario Monti's grim fate in this week's Italian election results makes that plain.