Sentence examples similar to taking purposes from inspiring English sources

How are you taking purpose to the next level in your workplace?

But if you take purpose away from architecture it becomes limp.

Radiographs were taken for study purposes only when indicated and as part of the clinical standard assessment process.

Over 1,500 for-profit brick-and-mortar schools in China, and a number of public schools there, aiming to teach students communicative English rather than English for test-taking purposes, have signed up as 8D World customers so far.

The latter choice was taken for purposes of analysis in a SEM, Nova200 Nanosem.

These results suggesting that designing emission management measures should take such purposes into consideration.

It takes a purpose to illuminate a plan; it takes only one high passion to set fire to many more.

"All the animals have been taken to purpose-built holding facilities in Devon," said Ms Jackson.

In (13) we take on purpose not the squares of the differences, since epsilon should measure whether x d is systematically over-or underestimated over five days.

Initially called "residential", it soon became dual-purpose, taking in a high proportion of dementia patients.

Clinton started off by taking an all-purpose stand against divisiveness and ended with a plug for hate crimes legislation.