Sentence examples for better take up from inspiring English sources

I'd better take up hunting.

Certified clouds with the assurance and reassurance that brings will lead to better take up and wider use of different services for different requirements across CSP.

Their talking points about democratization, the shamefully long sequestration of the Nobel laureate Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and other legitimate grievances would be better taken up when there is no huge disaster afflicting the country.

In vivo the methylated counterparts were more active, since they were significantly better taken up by plants and were immediately hydrolysed in planta to the active compounds.

Students weigh the costs and benefits of preparation, they "constantly evaluate the requirements for participation in activities and choose to either engage or to find some other activity that better takes up their time" [ 37].

He's been inviting the judgment of the general public for decades, and the authors would have done better to take up that challenge.

that Mikhail Gorbachev, as soon as he feels better, will take up again his office". -- Vice President Gennady Yanayev on why he replaced Gorbachev.

Perhaps you would like to get in better shape, take up a new activity, stick to a tighter budget or save more for retirement.

When the oil price falls and producing countries find it too expensive to develop their own resources, foreign firms will demand better terms to take up where they left off, launching a destructive cycle of renegotiations and abrogations.

Anyone seeking a break from civilisation would be better advised to take up something less arduous, like sailing alone around the world or doing up a cottage in Provence.The publicity given to the Tasaday has overshadowed Mr Elizalde's work protecting other minorities, equally deserving, though less newsy.

'Yet people come who are better qualified and take up jobs where they earn more than at home.