Sentence examples for take up trends from inspiring English sources
The IPR take up trends in these two countries are analyzed in detail, highlighting the structure of patent and trademark demand since 1990.
One of the more interesting responses to my column on liberal Christianity came from the Huffington Post's Diana Butler Bass, whose new book, "Christianity After Religion," considers many of the same trends I take up in "Bad Religion" but sees a spiritual awakening (or at least the possibility of one) where I see decline and disarray.
A huge number of luxury hotels have taken up the trend for glass walls, although some, such as the Ecclestone Square Hotel, which prides itself on being "London's most high-tech", will turn opaque at the touch of a button.
Indeed, Packard Bell started the trend eMachines would later take up of using non-standard components but yet maintaining compatibility.
The show will take up the entire museum, something that is becoming a trend at the New Museum.
The teachers formed a coalition and enlisted a state senator, Eric T. Schneiderman of Manhattan, to take up their cause, hoping that New York would buck the national trend.
They highlight several trends around how GP practices identify, decide upon and actually take up different innovations.
To help break this trend, O.P.G. recently devised a plan to pay clients to take up to ten days off a year.
It can take up to two years for a kitchen appliance to go from idea to reality, so reading trends right matters.
Now they're hogging the limelight as a trend in their own right – and rightly so, as they don't half take up a lot of room.
According to respondents during the informal discussions, the migration trend is on the rise and the younger generation seemed to show less interest to take up yak farming.
