Sentence examples for taking as a text from inspiring English sources

ALSPAC mothers were asked at 18 and 32 weeks of pregnancy whether they had taken iron supplements during this pregnancy, they were also asked to list any medications they were taking as a text answer.

I am (perhaps insanely) taking as my text Kingsley Amis's book, Everyday Drinking.

And while taken as a set text by any number of heavyweights who know a lot better, its homophobia has gone some way to discrediting the genre in more polite musical circles.

InterVA-4 takes as input a text file where each row consists of death cases.

The Rev. Absalom Jones, a former slave who had become an Episcopal priest in Philadelphia, delivered "A Thanksgiving Sermon," taking as his text Exodus 3 7-8, God's promise to deliver the Israelites from bondage in Egypt.

But I think that anthropology offers some insight into why imaginatively enriching a text taken as literally true helps some Christians to hang on to God when they are surrounded by a secular world.

Going through normal procedures, updating the text books would take as much as four years.

This paper takes as a crucial distinction the cline from texts-for-speaking to texts-for-reading as key to the debate over punctuation.

Taken as a whole, Strzok and Page's text messages don't indicate a partisan political effort to undermine Trump — they paint a picture of two people whose chief ideological commitment was to the power and independence of the FBI, not any particular politicians.

He took as his text the New Testament verse "A house divided against itself cannot stand".

Thus, (R_{v}) was taken as a function of (I_{text{corr}} T) and (A_{v} /{text{d}}s).