Sentence examples for take on at from inspiring English sources

But evidence suggests that the court's five more conservative members may be prepared to take on at least one aspect of the law.

"In Ireland we have a 50% maximum limit on the amount of intermittent renewable energy that we can take on at any one point.

In the long run, though, regulators need to find ways to limit the amount of leverage investment banks or insurance companies can take on at any one time, because given how intertwined they all are in today's global economy, one bank blowing up can now take down many.

In the sciences, students are often called on to take on at least one additional role as part of their training and development (e.g., teaching, collaboration, communication, mentorship, supervision, or team leadership roles).

And it's not something that you even look to one family to take on at that level, for that long period of time".

Better results are obtained for problems where the solution may take on at each point only one of two values, thus yielding a shape recovery problem.

I was one of three enterprise fellows taken on at that time.

After a journey of nearly 700 miles, she was taken on at Foxconn.

By then Richard Freeman had been taken on at BC [Dr Palfreeman had resigned in spring of 2010].

Fourteen were taken on at that time, and 10 of them worked until completing their four months in October.

Exceptionally for a Palestinian from Gaza, he had been taken on at two Israeli hospitals, where he made Israeli friends.