Sentence examples for takes a top from inspiring English sources

Q: Building something this aggressive and expensive takes a top team.

And if it takes a top down franchise to dignify conspiracy theories as the truth itself, what does that say for the truth?

Western air strikes in Libya are likely to last "a while yet", but it is up to Libyans and not the international community to decide what course the country takes, a top adviser to the French president said on Monday.

Mr. Vlachos, 62, takes a top-down approach at the fund, using macroeconomic strategies to choose regions of the world for investing.

Rather than measuring individual achievements, the index takes a top-down approach, says Claude Cappon, president of the Canadian Council for Learning and project leader.

The Irish raider takes a top-class pedigree into new territory after shaping well in a sprint finish, over a shorter trip in soft ground, on what was only her third career start.

It seeks to shift the power structures of development from a perspective of privilege, which takes a top-down approach to one that looks at the service from eye level.

Ed Miliband's speech to the Labour party conference suggested that he takes a top-down approach to the issue, advocating putting workers' representatives on companies' remuneration committees to argue the case for fairer pay and helping to rein in excessive rewards at the top.

Shah takes a top-down view when picking stocks.

The ANDRI takes a top-down approach using indicators derived from secondary data with national coverage.

As a taxonomy is commonly regarded a hierarchical classification, this paper takes a top-down approach step-wise subdividing the set of data types into non-redundant partitions.