Sentence examples similar to take on difficulties from inspiring English sources

Stone was set to potentially take on the role last year but scheduling difficulties meant she had to pass.

The majority of Ansari's Knoxville material meditated on race in America, especially his own experiences as an Indian actor in Hollywood — getting mistaken for Kumail Nanjiani, his take on The Problem With Apu, having difficulties casting a younger version of himself for Master Of None, and the realities of dating as part of a mixed race couple in the public eye.

When you're expanding faster than you're being paid, hiring staff, finding an office and managing stock can take on added difficulty.

For Mr. Martelly, a political novice with little support among the elite, the task will take on added difficulty.

Because the word "publishing" means a cadre of professionals who are taking on the incredible difficulty and complexity and expense of making something public.

But they did not venture to take on the known difficulties of selecting the poorest among this category of persons.

Janice Lancaster's contribution takes on flirtation and the difficulty of choosing a mate; Katie Swords shows the devastation when that mate is lost.

The moral hazard associated with helping troubled borrowers while penalizing responsible ones who didn't take on outsize risks adds to the difficulties.

Some parents had difficulty explaining why this particular case has taken on such significance.

All three take on the difficulties of communicating the realities of war.

Ok, so content was rather unfashionable with VCs back then, and what they told me only served to strengthen my resolve to make Shiny successful, but in retrospect I do think that many of the VCs had quite an accurate take on the difficulties facing any developing independent media companies in the UK.