Sentence examples for take on the difference from inspiring English sources
When Harry Met Sally, 1989 As recommended by Algo23 Nora Ephron's beautifully funny take on the difference between platonic and sexual relationships is full of quotes that don't obey the law of diminishing returns.
The Mets have discussed a swap with the Padres of Cedeño for outfielder Terrence Long and pitcher Kevin Jarvis, but that appears unlikely because the Mets do not want to take on the additional $2.85 million difference in salaries and the Padres are unwilling to make a trade unless they save money.
The idea is that our daughter will take on the mortgage and the difference between the two figures will be given to our daughter as a gift.
But if even a handful of them thrive and take on the banks, it could make a difference.
As the U.S. continues its war in Afghanistan, al-Qaeda and Afghan Taliban fighters have reached out to Pakistani militants in an effort to set aside their differences to take on the U.S. led forces in Afghanistan.
Do they start to take on a difference in the physical world, and begin to behave differently as well?" Our customers are companies, like major consulting companies, financial companies, and a tremendous amount of companies in the health care space.
Nonetheless, the songs themselves are the center of the movie, because its very subject is the difference between a hit and a flop, and the Lonely Islanders' variety of songs suggest their take on the subject: the difference is self-indulgence — in the positive sense.
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.
His release clause is 100m euros [£80m], but ultimately it is the player's wish to take on another challenge that will make the difference.
How much personal risk would you take on to make a material difference to society?
The gift opens doors for more faculty to craft project teams to take on research that makes a difference.
