Sentence examples for take on involved from inspiring English sources

In the past, explains Rakesh Bhatt, the company's chief information officer, the assessment of which potential customers to take on involved lots of bilateral e-mails and instant messaging.

"The cases we take on involve the corporate culture, the true situation at the top of the organization, where the boss says, 'We have to make these numbers or else,' " said Ms. Caldwell.

The questions she takes on involve emotions and phenomena that loom large in human experience, such as reward-seeking, loneliness, and compulsive overeating.

Netflix promises the episodes will document "the emotional toll the process takes on all involved".

But both those events take place over a much smaller geographical area, so it is easier to handle, both logistically and in terms of the toll it takes on those involved.

Nasrin has also taken on cases involving juvenile executions – Iran is one of the few countries in the world that still puts children to death.

Bets would not be taken on games involving New Jersey colleges or on college games played in the state.

"Mr. Gao has courageously taken on cases involving corruption, illegal property seizure and religious persecution," she said.

Many of the lawyers have taken on cases, involving issues like Tibetan political activism and police brutality, that gained national and even international attention.

Moreover, the fact that the EEOC has only taken on cases involving morbidly obese (not regularly obese) plaintiffs further indicates that the EEOC's use of the term "severe obesity" corresponds to morbid obesity.

Some American officials have said they were frustrated by what they viewed as President Trump's timidity at taking on the Russians involved in election meddling.