Sentence examples for take that would be from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of steps China could take that would be very damaging to American interests.

Jenny Bushell London Maybe the name "I'll Take That" would be a more appropriate name for a certain popular band given their recent press coverage.

I think there should be a national standard and a program that we could all take that would be adequate to say that we understand the basics of HIPAA, and I think there should be recertification, as well".

Although it's not clear if Rainey's body was put into refrigeration in the medical examiner's office before these photos were taken, that would be a standard procedure, Baden said.

So what steps should you be taking that would be consistent with my outlook?

Keep in mind you do not need to take action that would be considered disproportionate to the level of risk.

Many interviewees mentioned the importance of taking a step-by-step approach, basing management on past experience and avoiding taking steps that would be hard to reverse.

Taken together, that would be an average population drop of 60percentt.

The problem is that repeal would take Congressional action that would be very unlikely if the Senate or the House is in Democratic hands.

If each one committed to take 50 people, that would be more than 21,000.

"Symbolically, if you could take me out, that would be a benefit to the special gun interests".