Sentence examples for takes on additional from inspiring English sources

Its budget for the coming year will increase to nearly $12 million as it takes on additional monitoring in connection with election participation, especially by women.

"The order takes on additional restraints and lasts as long as the president wants.

For parents like Wade and Union, who needed the help of a surrogate, the skin-to-skin contact takes on additional importance, said Dr. Shannon M. Clark, a maternal-fetal medicine specialist and an associate professor at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston who was not involved in the pregnancy. .

This may reflect the broad experience base of the rural and remote nursing workforce, which takes on additional tasks and responsibilities in the absence of medical support [ 23].

It's an unsettling moment that takes on additional complexity in the light of Capote's circling of Brando.

But the timing takes on additional significance because of the continuing closeness of the race after the candidates' first debate last week and because of the Bush campaign's efforts to label Mr. Gore as a "serial exaggerator".

It has taken on additional meaning with Moore and Blake now romantically involved.

As a result, some downtown restrooms seemed to have taken on additional foot traffic.

We've bought new barges which are here, we've taken on additional storage, and we also took over BP's rented storage in Algeciras.

According to a Korn/Ferry International study, 23percentt of Fortune 1000 directors said no when asked to take on additional board seats in 2002, up from 13percentthehe year before.

Among those with a working spouse, half said their spouse had taken on additional hours or another job to help make ends meet.