Sentence examples for term of taking from inspiring English sources

The population difference among counties was adjusted by the introduction of an offset term of taking the logarithm of the age 10 14 population in the equation.

"Anything in terms of taking advantage of the Internet".

But in terms of taking on investigations, I will not shy from that.

You are already doing many things right, in terms of taking care of your aging knees.

"But on the other hand, in terms of taking care of business, disaster.

Women Vote also ran ads on reproductive rights, framing the issue in terms of "taking away women's healthcare decisions".

In terms of taking myself more seriously as a performer, as a craft, that was as important as my writing.

In terms of taking over Likud, and Feiglin becoming leader, they don't really have a chance.

So I think a statement like that is irresponsible in terms of taking care of Iraqi citizens in the future.

I think there is precedent for — multiple, multiple precedents for this by presidents of both parties in terms of taking this kind of military action.

"The years of 'winging it' with my husband in terms of taking care of the kids had been too hard, and I was tired," she said.