Sentence examples for take on purpose from inspiring English sources
We know that antibiotics can wreak havoc with our intestinal microbes, as well as propagate antimicrobial resistance -- and that antibiotics in feed animals may be a more important source for most of us than antibiotics we take on purpose.
In (13) we take on purpose not the squares of the differences, since epsilon should measure whether x d is systematically over-or underestimated over five days.
In later years, on his movie sets, he might chase a key grip and tickle him, stick cigarettes in his own nostrils for a laugh, blow a take on purpose.
If you get home one evening and realize you have a stack of Post-its in your bag that you could really use to leave notes for the babysitter, you're probably not going to raise any eyebrows (or suspicion), but if there's ever an ounce of doubt about what you're taking — on purpose or otherwise — the only answer is not to do it.
Kepler is already in use in desktop GPUs, and in Nvidia's desktop designs it can take on general purpose computing as well to help with the processing workload even when you're not playing Call of Duty.
As Saudi Arabia works toward Saudi Vision 2030, which hopes to increase women's participation in the workforce from 22percentto30percentcent by the year 2030, programs like the Ibn Khaldun Fellowship take on a greater purpose.
Some experts say all this may represent a turning point, in which dolls take on an expanded educational purpose -- to prepare girls for futures based on contemporary opportunities.
As a result, these learning spaces take on a sense of purpose and vitality that all too often is missing from normal disciplinary classes.
At times associative, but always incisive, the essays in this new volume take on a distinctly contemporary purpose: to uncover the ethical force and moral aspects of overlapping scientific and creative inquiries.
Enlightened employees take on the organization's purpose as their own.
But even this obstruction, after a while, takes on a purpose.
