Sentence examples for take on stronger from inspiring English sources

Leveling up lets you take on stronger Pokemon, and also gives you items that can help you throughout the game.

The majority of respondents want their PDA to provide information about postdoc rights and benefits, and to take on stronger postdoc advocacy and greater representation in the institution?s management affairs.

"This means we will only take on strong cases that we think we can win," said Cuervo.

Mendel aligned himself with various AIDS-prevention organizations, and his work took on stronger conceptual undertones.

The proposed method of fatigue crack propagation life prediction is feasible in the design and application stage of TBM cutterhead, besides, it is flexible enough and can also be applied in damage strength assessment, dynamic parameters optimization and establishment of nondestructive inspection cycle for the other large and complex structure, and takes on stronger project value and generality.

Not, though, in the opener, Minutes by Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch, a concise piece for a handful of strings in which barely-heard tones gradually took on stronger timbre and definition, the pulse strengthening, as if the music were a bird finding the rhythm it needed to take flight and disappear.

Taking on strong vested interests is always hard and the hysterical reaction from the Big Six has been predictable.

The large antigovernment crowds on Friday remained defiant as they prayed together during a sermon that took on strong revolutionary tones.

By 1914 he had become the central figure of a messianic movement, and the Sarekat Islām had taken on strong mystical overtones.

The war has since taken on strong sectarian overtones, pitting a Sunni-led insurgency that includes al-Qaida-inspired extremist groups against a government dominated by Assad's minority Alawite sect, an offshoot of Shia Islam.

In his drama Die Hermannsschlacht and his Erzählungen novella Die Verlobung in St. Domingo (The Engagement in Santo Domingo), the concept of violence as a just means in the fight against imperialism takes on strong anti-French overtones, reflecting the emergence of modern German nationalism in the wars against Napoleon.