Sentence examples for large scale take up of from inspiring English sources

Even if there is a large scale take up of the new technologies, which could cut emissions by 19%, McKinsey estimates that the combined emissions from road transport would still increase more than fourfold within the next two decades.

Use large mirrors that take up most of the wall.

A large bed took up much of the room.

Non-edible oil sources require large-scale cultivation which can take up the land resources meant for food crops.

The largest illustrations took up a full page of papyrus.

Moreover, the high-frequency motions, which take up the major portion of atomistic simulation time, contribute very little to the large-scale intersubunit fluctuations.

Large-scale reconstruction programs would give jobs to soldiers who might otherwise take up arms for money, they said.

Try to take up the whole grid paper to get a larger scale.

It is in this context that we take up a discussion around causal inferences and international large-scale assessments (ILSAs).

Perhaps it's no wonder few contemporary playwrights take up the cause, even if they are faulted for ignoring the large-scale horrors of the world to offer instead intimate dramas of marital woe or fanciful trips through history books.

Oppenheimer at first had difficulty with the organizational division of large groups, but rapidly learned the art of large-scale administration after he took up permanent residence on the mesa.