Sentence examples for this statement takes from inspiring English sources

This statement takes a while to piece together because it's repeatedly interrupted by other voices, including those of a woman ("I'm always right") and that of Mr. Foreman, in a more conversational tone, saying, "You just made a big mistake" and "Amenda, look at the camera, slowly".

And population stabilisation will not be achieved if, for want of resources, girls are not educated and contraceptives are unavailable.Mr Mulligan continues:This statement takes technology for granted, yet technology itself depends on population.Especially important among the sources of technical progress — discoveries — are trial and error, and incentives.

This statement takes into account the time in which the planes were in a holding pattern over military airspace.

If you doubt this statement, take a look at the picture of Jackie Kennedy visiting Lahore in 1962.

This statement taken in isolation is fine, but is at odds with the claim that a meaningful, quantitative hypothesis test has been formulated and carried out, since no attempt has been made to develop plausible alternative models (for instance, models with independent origins + convergence) and let them fight it out with competing alternatives.

You must not betray it.' This apparently banal statement takes on a larger significance when you start to read Houellebecq's latest book, The Possibility of an Island, in which Clement is disguised as the narrator's dog 'Fox' and plays a major role.

This otherwise odd statement takes on an exciting association.

"The forthrightness of the statement took people by surprise".

The reading of the statement took four hours.

At this point, an eyewitness statement takes over the narrative.

Reconciling those statements takes a little effort.