Sentence examples for huge uptake from inspiring English sources

The huge uptake in online shopping this year has led to problems across the retail sector.

The huge uptake in solar power was a boon to the sector, and to jobs.

Even so, with the huge uptake in phone usage over the last two decades, it's pragmatic to keep a cautious eye on emergent trends.

Raupach said Chinese emissions were "zooming ahead" of other countries, with coal production in the country rising by 6.4% last year, despite a huge uptake of renewable power.

"From a rise in homelessness to an increase in mental health problems, councils are reporting a huge uptake in their services.

Other possible side effects of GE may be an increase in ocean acidification, a change in weather patterns, a rapid rise in temperatures, and a huge uptake in the use of agricultural land, all of which could prompt mass migration of millions of climate change refugees.

"There has been a double-dip La Niña, huge ocean uptake, a solar minimum and aerosol particles," Pitman said.

That the iPhone could be considered a Western affectation is potentially a huge block to uptake in expanding markets like India and China.

Besides marital status, the study also established that cultural ties have a huge bearing on uptake of precautionary measures, especially among widows.

But, it must be said, there is not a huge amount of uptake of any of these additional gesture interface technologies — certainly not compared to capacitive touchscreen multitouch tech, which has been so rampantly successful.

Is it now available?"" (Male nurse, primary care clinic)" Most HCWs reported a huge increase in uptake of HIV testing as a result of PITC.