Sentence examples for take technical from inspiring English sources

Moreover, computer users can take technical precautions to safeguard their machines.

Small businesses also take technical risks that can increase their vulnerability.

Although it might take technical prowess to turn a skirt into a sensuous, heaving mass of petals like a Georgia O'Keeffe painting, the body was never really center stage in this whorl of floral delight.

Some students in the two-year program take technical jobs as model builders and architectural drafters when they graduate, but others transfer to architecture programs at colleges like City College, Pratt and Cornell.

(Latham, for his part, favored medical and engineering texts. "It's simple logistics," he told me. "If you take novels on board, you need a cubic yard. If you take technical manuals, you need cubic feet").

Teenagers who used to flee small towns like Sweetwater after high school are sticking around to take technical courses in local junior colleges and then work on wind farms.

"You can't take technicals in the fourth, players or coaches," Van Gundy said.

Figures by subject showed that more boys than girls took technical disciplines such as maths, physics, computing and economics.

"Getting the story down takes technical skill, but doing it over and over becomes draining and frightening, and that's when you have to push through; that's when it becomes art".

Outside the Council chamber, he rebuked Mr. Guéhenno for "taking technical issues and blowing them out of proportion" and continuing the peacekeeping department's "habit of accusing Sudan for their mistakes and failures".

"It's really important this process is seen to be evidence-based and rational," said Gordon Edge of Renewable UK. "The government took technical guidance on this issue.