Sentence examples similar to take such means from inspiring English sources
Yet it would be a grave mistake for President Bush and his advisers to take such words to mean unconditional support for whatever retaliatory measures they decide on.
Mired in its longest recession in modern times, many fear the cash-strapped country would not have the means to take such action.
Moreover, soldiers with longer and repeated deployments have accumulated combat pay that's burning holes in their pockets, giving them the means to take such expeditions.
The spokesman charged that "dishonest forces and intelligence agents of South Korea, displeased with the North-South reconciliation, have long employed every base means to take such border transgressions for an insidious political purpose".
When Robert Dudley had incurred the Queen's wrath while serving in the Netherlands as Governor-General in 1586, Ambrose wrote to him: "if I were you.. I would go to the furthest part of Christendom rather than ever come into England again.... Let me have your best advice what is best for me to do, for that I mean to take such part as you do".
Now, if you take such an unbalanced approach, then that means you are going to be gutting our investments in schools and education.
But Obama criticized Romney's prescriptions and his refusal to raise taxes and said, "if you take such an unbalanced approach then that means you are going to be gutting our investment in schools and education... health care for seniors in nursing homes (and) for kids with disabilities".
Adolescents take such risks.
