Sentence examples for take place further from inspiring English sources

And by the time Portland's lease would become an issue again, the league will have entered into a new television contract, and potentially have even seen expansion take place — further cutting into potential new homes for the franchise.

Given that The Avengers and Guardians are expected to cross over at some point, it wouldn't be a complete surprise if a familiar face such as The Hulk turned up, but we can probably expect those kind of interactions to take place further down the line.

However thousands of square miles of Mesolithic land, on parts of Europe's and Britain's current continental shelves, were inundated by the sea between 6000 and 4000 BC - so the distinct possibility is emerging that cultural developments may have been occurring there, on those now- drowned coastal lowlands that did not take place further inland on what is still dry land.

Bulls can try to latch on to new Detection management as pointer to a recovery that can take place further down the road, but it is clear that this division has become a lumpier and harder to forecast business that some elements of the market are prepared to accept.

As mentioned, motor vehicle injuries tend to take place further from home than do other types of injuries.

If control strategies cannot fit the real-time operation mode of power grid, malfunction of the SSCS including over-shedding, under-shedding and mal-shedding will take place, further expanding the accidents in power grid [38].

Later "salinity crises" took place further north.

For these high radial modes, the transport of acoustic energy takes place further away from the duct wall.

The action in this most Scottish of thrillers takes place further west, in the remote heatherlands of Galloway.

The average cricket ground is much more genteel than, say, the typical football crowd, and the action takes place further away from the stands.

Once the initial styrene insertion has taken place further ethylene insertion has also a very high energy barrier of 15.5 kcal/mol as compared to 5.8 kcal/mol for the styrene.