Sentence examples for taking toward from inspiring English sources

The uncertainty surrounding Xerox's bank loan is reflected in the cautious approach vulture investors are taking toward the company.

But it was not certain what steps Mr. Gingrich was taking toward building his organization to meet the prowess of Mr. Romney's.

Knowing for sure that Mr. Barak had read "March of Folly," I started wondering why he kept mute about the direction Israel is taking toward a binational state.

This move reflects the confrontational stance the Abe government has been taking toward China and another sign of a hawkish foreign policy that may well harm civil liberties and create even more mistrust of the Japanese government in East Asia.

He also said that the categorywide approach that the agency was taking toward infusion pumps might soon be extended to other types of medical devices, though he declined to elaborate.

Ms. Shevtsova, who is affiliated with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, a Washington-based policy group, said Mr. Putin's words seemed to run counter to important steps he was taking toward reconciliation with Western nations.

What approach is being taken toward our team?

"Dido" takes the same attitude toward good and evil that God, we've been told, takes toward his creation.

I did have one larger objection, to a discomfiting turn the novel takes toward its end.

What attitude to take toward a changing world, changing, usually, for the worse?

But the most glaring problem is the hands-off approach most Parsis take toward these institutions.