Sentence examples for taking had from inspiring English sources

Justice O'Connor seemed skeptical today about the further step of declaring that an unconstitutional taking had occurred.

Scorsese's artistic risk taking had been vindicated, but his status as Hollywood's newest enfant terrible lasted only until the release of New York, New York (1977), a rethinking of the 1950s Hollywood musical, marked by nonnaturalistic lighting and elaborate sets.

When Mike Hussey, Australia's batsman of the series, drove firmly to short extra cover for Ian Bell to collect superbly, Bresnan's spell of wicket taking had brought him three for two in four overs and with its pace and skill revived memories of Dean Headley propelling England to an unlikely win on this ground a dozen years ago.

The factor loading of the various sub constructs of the Entrepreneurial orientation construct i.e. innovation, proactiveness and risk taking had a value higher than 0.694.

In our sample, the group of physicians with high levels of both empathic concern and perspective taking had a significantly lower risk of indicating burnout.

Associations with behavioural characteristics were substantially attenuated when adjusted for sex and other characteristics, with the strongest independent effect being an increase in the odds of young adult binge drinking if sexual risk taking had occurred in adolescence.

The hostage taking has thrust Japan into the conflict in the Middle East.

"Hostage taking has one goal only: that's to draw the attention to the cause of terrorists," the official said.

The overall sensitivity for picture taking has been increased greatly, from below about 10 ASA before 1930 to several hundred and even several thousand.

In the competition for territory, resources and political power, taking has proved as indispensable to economic success – if not more so – than making.

Previous neuroimaging studies of spatial perspective taking have tended not to activate the brain's mentalising network.