Sentence examples for take on opportunities from inspiring English sources

Female-focused e-commerce players Moxy, which is present in Thailand and Indonesia, and Bilna, an Indonesian startup from ex-Groupon Indonesia founders, have joined forces to take on opportunities in Southeast Asia, a growing tech region that's home to more than 600 million people.

They're just the free-play of creativity as people take on the new opportunities to create, and to express, and to disseminate their ideas.

Education programs aimed at encouraging women to stay in school, take on meaningful employment opportunities, and provide service to the community, relieve the immediacy of the need or desire for childbearing.

He seems to relish the opportunity to take on such issues.

"Those of us that played last year can't wait to have another opportunity to take on England," he said.

[Year 4 student] The opportunity to take on various roles within the team from learning, to leader.

We can make a difference if each of us commits to taking on one opportunity for improvement, ones that are embedded in our homes, our schools, our worksites, and our communities.

We hope you enjoy this eclectic showcase of modern polymer research, and join us in celebrating the ingenuity of the researchers who continue to advance the field as it takes on the opportunities and challenges of the twenty-first century.

It gives you the sort of daring to overcome future obstacles and take on future opportunities.

"But it was sometimes beyond the grasp of some people at Oracle, and maybe not flexible enough to take on new opportunities in the Internet space".

Too busy to take on new opportunities.