Sentence examples for takes in terms of from inspiring English sources

We know kind of what it takes, in terms of what's important: be healthy, be playing your best basketball in March and April.

I was keyed into the reality when I was young but a lot of the students I teach just don't realise at the beginning what it takes in terms of the time commitment to get all of these degrees.

"We remain incredibly apologetic and are desperately trying to put things right but it will take the time it takes in terms of getting it right," a spokesman said.

We're hoping to spark this change: we've invited the most committed community foundation leaders to join a community of practice that will go deeper into what it takes in terms of personal leadership to shift to impact investing.

"To make a music video that has a further functionality, and gives as well as it takes in terms of your time, in the sense that three minutes is a lengthy viewing time for online video I think.

Begin with the call box until you have a developed an ear for sounds and are able to differentiate between them and what it takes in terms of pressure, friction, and duration to produce the respective sounds.

So there's a further polarisation between what the government is taking in terms of business rates and what retailers can afford.

Often that's nearly all I'll take in terms of seasonings.

The gallery's director Victoria Pomery said the show would include works by JMW Turner, exploring the risks he took in terms of materials and subject matter.

The call by Democrats (and, lately, many Republicans) to internationalize the coalition forces is well taken in terms of saving money and patching up diplomatic relations.

Miller's play was scrupulously researched, though he was not above dramatic liberty, which he took in terms of both excision and invention.