Sentence examples for big uptake from inspiring English sources

"In the gifting market, as we head to Christmas, there could be a big uptake within cheaper, more basic smartwatches.

Once a phone manufacturer comes and says we'll sell you a service not a device from now on, I think we'll see a big uptake".

And yet search analytics show a big uptake only since 2011, long after we all learned to stop talking about the "third world".

Davey, in his first speech since becoming energy secretary following Chris Huhne's resignation last week, claimed that a big uptake of loans to lag lofts and walls could save Britain the equivalent energy of two nuclear power stations.

But no American operator has had such a big uptake.For years television has battled doomsayers who predict that Netflix and other online-video services will prompt consumers to abandon pay-TV.

But robotic cardiac procedures didn't get a big uptake in a market where doctors were focused on a different medical innovation: heart stents.

"We're not able to provide as much quality specialist coaching in the sports that haven't got the biggest uptake.

But a number of companies are betting on Africa as the destination where it could see the biggest uptake and have the most impact.

The biggest uptake in acceptance of chronic RRT has been in the elderly [ 5], where no difference has been shown in health-related quality of life from the general dialysis population [ 6].

"There has been a big consumer uptake of tablets and iPhones; we started noticing people talking about shows while watching them," says Locke.

Rightware is not currently breaking out customer numbers but says it's seeing "big growth" in uptake of its Kanzi UI — with traction in the automotive sector and consumer electronics companies in Europe, US and Asia.