Sentence examples for takes to end from inspiring English sources

Japan appears to be ready to do whatever it takes to end its long run of falling prices.

The most recent commitments by European leaders to do "whatever it takes" to end Europe's financial crisis and preserve the euro are encouraging.

"For now, though, we'll hold together for as long as it takes to end this taxing, spending, regulating and mandating spree".

DealBook » Japan's Move for Higher Inflation  |  The New York Times columnist Floyd Norris writes: "Japan appears to be ready to do whatever it takes to end its long run of falling prices.

It's a vicious cycle, which needs something to step in from outside and kick it into a new groove; and all this talk of unlimited easing, and doing "whatever it takes", to end deflation, could be enough.

Owen, of course, has struggled with injuries for a significant part of his subsequent career, and while the jockey is very much the junior partner in the team when it comes to the physical stress of racing, one false step can be all it takes to end a career.

What is it going to take to end those proxy fights?

The two are still battling over what it will take to end their partnership.

Perhaps if the decision is taken to end his career he will review that as well.

Which brings us to the question of what it will take to end this depression we're in.

He says he has no illusions about what it will take to end his fades in majors.