Sentence examples for takes by all from inspiring English sources

Jill Abramson also called "What It Takes" "by all odds the last truly great campaign book".

But in English, that division has been scrapped and one exam will be taken by all.

This might result in better playback delay (the maximum delay taken by all the pieces of information to arrive to the destination) and minimized on-time packet delivery.

This request was taken by all the participants except the members of the community-level social development council of El Triunfo.

His 78 tests wickets are more than the total taken by all of his team-mates.

The oath taken by all doctors, 'to first, do no harm' guides their conduct.

Good secondments also only happen when there is a long-term perspective taken by all involved.

Most universities have instituted environmental courses that can be taken by all university students to fulfill their humanities requirements.

The core curriculum, taken by all students, provides a common base in the field of polymers and soft matter.

Any other action would best be taken by all OECD members—and even then tax havens would escape.

Research held by Defra shows that just 1-21-2% young pheasants are taken by all birds of prey.