Sentence examples for take on complicated from inspiring English sources

As artificial intelligence and machine learning mature and manifest their potential to take on complicated tasks, we've become somewhat expectant that robots can succeed where humans have failed — namely, in putting aside personal biases when making decisions.

A psi ball is a ball of energy that you can feel, manipulate, and, with time, take on complicated tasks.

Treasury Department employees take on the similarly complicated, hedge fund-type task of supervising the economy for even lower pay than the Fed's employees.

Felix Hager, by contrast, has a rather less complicated take on Selina's wardrobe – albeit one that would make her wholly unsuited to the role of real life political stylist.

Lawyers will do a few hours pro bono maybe, but what you won't get is someone to take on a complicated case.

Joe Dziemianowicz of the New York Daily News also thought Finneran's more complicated take on Miss Hannigan was problematic: "she works very hard...It shows and the role shrinks as a result".

Chatterjee's central character has a satisfyingly complicated — even irreverent — take on the concept of Indianness.

Each week Debbie, her elven companion (who is rather like an annoying little brother) and the very grumpy talking stick take on a quest in Yonderland, usually complicated by Debbie's life back in the real world.

But this show does take on bigger, emotional issues ― and really complicated ones," Wolf told HuffPost during a Build Series interview Wednesday.

He did take on Hollywood, noting that racism in Hollywood was a complicated subject.

Heist A doughty old thief named Joe Moore Gene Hackmann) is forced into taking on an immensely complicated caper called "the Swiss job".