Sentence examples for take a large share from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schork's work must take a large share of credit.

If, as the pessimists predict, divisions break out in the party, they will have to take a large share of the blame.

However, the young keeper had to take a large share of the responsibility as Spurs regained the lead.

Liverpool's opening goal came after 14 minutes and the normally impeccable Lloris had to take a large share of the responsibility.

Koscielny, having returned to the action sporting a blue bandage to cover his head wound, had to take a large share of the blame for Leicester's quick equaliser.

Do they take a larger share of their earnings in forms that are more lightly taxed?

President Obama campaigned for re-election on a promise to take a larger share of taxable income above roughly $250,000 a year.

While banks are expected to remain important lenders for European deals, analysts expect private equity lenders to increasingly take a larger share of the business.

What's more, taxing essentials such as food and drink would take a larger share of income from those already struggling with rising costs.

The online retailer Eziba.com, for instance, has seen holiday décor take a larger share of the site's total sales this season.

But the retiring baby boom generation is so big that it will take a larger share of young workers to replace the retirees whose jobs require college.