Sentence examples for take on far from inspiring English sources

In Africa, funeral rites take on far more importance than they do in the West.

These skewed assessments, in turn, helped the financial system take on far more risk than it could safely handle.

Meanwhile, a number of poorer countries have shown a willingness to take on far more ambitious emissions cuts.

The underlying problem is that big clubs take on far too many, in the relentless quest for the next big thing.

Criticism centres on the way that private equity is ready to take on far more debt than companies listed on the stock exchange.

From seeing me in so much pain and out of control, he tried to take on far too much so that I could recover.

Though Columbus and Vasco da Gama were too early to cash in, adventurers in more recent times have found that the risks they take on far-flung exploits can pay off — if they live to tell the tale.

That in a world as transparent and skeptical as this one, authenticity has taken on far greater significance.

She says she does not know what he truly thinks anymore, even as the question has taken on far greater significance.

Somehow, it's taken on far more importance, either due to brand loyalty, ubiquity of the product, or just plain apathy.

As my wife, two young sons and I began to travel through the Punjab and Rajasthan in January last year, it became increasingly apparent that I had taken on far more than I could handle.