Sentence examples for takes but also from inspiring English sources

She gets criticized by Israelis for the positions she takes, but also by Palestinians.

Her practice is not just about the photographs she takes, but also about teaching children to take photographs to document and better understand their worlds.

I did so because I approve of the line it takes, but also because the rapporteur and the Committee on Civil Liberties have given us a report which aims to protect freedom of thought, research and expression.

James Goodman New York, Oct. 7, 2010 • To the Editor: I was moved by "The Seat Not Taken," but also bemused.

"Partisan gerrymandering skews not only the positions congressmen take but also who the candidates are in the first place," Issacharoff, of Columbia, said.

Weak support may have left more wickets for him to take, but also meant he lacked the pressurizing support from the other end that helps create dismissals.

Further, there is often the requirement for audit, not only of the actions taken but also the policy applied.

Now you can not only see how much time each activity will take, but also how many of them coincide.

Forbes: Now, looking at REITs, you know better than anyone the crash that they took, but also the very impressive rise they've had, rise since earlier this year.

However, the definitions of context are too much dependent of their own contexts (e.g. the discipline in which the definition is taken but also on both the kind and the goal of a given text) (Bazire and Brézillon 2005).

Second, it's a pedometer that not only tracks how many steps the user has taken but also sends this data to a caretaker automatically, via e-mail.