Sentence examples for take over perhaps from inspiring English sources

Schaeffer believed that the Reagan years presented an "open window" of opportunity to reverse the tide of humanism, before "some form of an elite authoritarianism" was likely to take over, perhaps "under the guise of constitutionality as it was under Caesar Augustus in the Roman Empire".

At the least, General Abubakar had been expected to abolish the five political parties licensed by his predecessor and extend the deadline for the handover until a more convincing political set-up could take over, perhaps at the end of the year.

Cassel is taking over perhaps the most high-profile job in football, replacing the league's most valuable player on a lightning-rod team.

BMW, meanwhile, takes over perhaps the grandest of them all, the regularly loss-making Rolls-Royce, from the beginning of next year.This process of consolidation has begun to take place in other areas of luxury, and the recession has given it an extra push.

If Diller takes over, perhaps the Universal curse will be laid to rest.

Nunes is likely to be the ranking member of the committee after Schiff takes over, perhaps perpetuating the dysfunctional leadership dynamic.

As more women enter the work force they will gradually come to parity and perhaps even take over.

An implicit question is whether the Kremlin wants to take over the assets of TNK-BP, perhaps by forcing a sale to Gazprom, the giant Russian gas monopoly.

Perhaps the Egyptian high command -- half of which seems to have been in Washington at the moment the you-know-what hit the fan in their own country -- will take over and perhaps they will suppress people power again for a period.

The transition from no LSWS to LSWS is clearly seen to take place over perhaps 2 to 3 wavelengths of LSWS, or less than 8 ° in longitude.

Mr. Mortier has announced his intention to mount a production after he takes over New York City Opera, perhaps in the Park Avenue Armory.