Sentence examples for taking when it comes from inspiring English sources
Not everyone is pleased with the route that the commission is taking when it comes to future construction.
Generation X (born 1964-1980), and generation Y (born 1981-2000) winheriterit $40tn of wealth over the next decade and appear eager to see more philanthropic innovation and entrepreneurial risk taking when it comes to social problem solving.
FINAL TAKE "When it comes to their finances, today's twentysomethings are hardly carefree," Money writes.
Pet hate: "I hate the words "snap", "shoot" and "take" when it comes to making photographs.
Is there any limit to the "whatever it takes" when it comes to Australia's asylum policy?
Here is a question I've been pondering for some time now: Is there any moral high road to be taken when it comes to plastic surgery?
Tellingly, this is the approach the U.S. takes when it comes to labor standards, arguing that we shouldn't impose developed-country standards on developing countries.
My Take When it comes to Web sites for services providers, there is a simple formula for success: Establish your expertise.
Reliance on exam results in particular subjects alone is an inappropriate and narrow view to take when it comes to ensuring fair access.
"All Americans deserve access to clean water and rightfully expect that due care is taken when it comes to water consumption and bathing," Breysse said.
"Now there's a natural give and take when it comes to the legislative process," Mr. Bush said in brief remarks with the president of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari.
