Sentence examples for take a level from inspiring English sources

"But I think it's going to take a level of maturity.

I can now take a level of action I couldn't before".

But she says she has "really stepped back into gymnastics" in recent months, and will take a level four (out of a possible five) coaching course this summer.

The benefits are staggering, and though it would take a level of political will that's rarely seen, it's hardly a moonshot.

I also took the view, and it's not a wholly insupportable one, that by dint of voluntarily becoming celebrities, showbusiness people, like politicians, have to take a level of gossip and, frankly, intrusion and even downright prurience, on the chin.

"Sometimes it does take a level of notoriety and heightened awareness to really turn people's heads".

Most require students to take A-level maths or the new Level 3 Certificate in mathematics for engineering.

Or maybe you can't: only 70,000 students in the UK take A-level maths each year.

I didn't take A-level law but I asked my form tutor, who's a law teacher, for a textbook so I could see what it's about.

Just over 30,000 candidates take A-level sociology, OCR said, and just over 50,000 take an AS-level in the subject.

"I think the risk will, in particular, bear down heavily on girls' choices and there is already a concern about the proportion of girls who take A-level maths.