Sentence examples for take on for from inspiring English sources

Reinventing email is a challenge few startups are willing to take on for a number of reasons, but one of the toughest hurdles to overcome is getting email users to change years of ingrained behavior.

Avoiding it is difficult, so much so that giving up for a month – not that long in the greater scheme of things – has become one of those monumental challenges that people take on for charity, like running a marathon or jumping out of a plane.

Don't limit the amount of tasks you decide to take on for fear you won't be able to cope.

Placement UK charges the employer around £1,000 for each intern they take on for six months.

Picking through DNA for tiny aberrations was so costly and time-consuming that it was impractical to take on for an entire family.

Time and again, Sloss sets up a routine by establishing his liberal take on, for example, homosexuality, before exploiting that subject for retrograde giggles.

The paid projects provide opportunities for the volunteers to take on for-profit projects.

Yet when it had the opportunity to take on for-real jihadist combatants in order to prevent the capture of a devastatingly strategic resource, it failed to act.

I'm sure I was taken on for decoration.

In the early 1960s he was taken on for training by America's space agency.

I was taken on for free by the Jesuits in a boarding school.