Sentence examples for takes up more from inspiring English sources

That adds weight, takes up more space and cancels out some of the gain in efficiency.

Like Cover, he takes up more than his fair share of aural space.

The third part takes up more practical questions of how best to regulate the biotechnology industry.

But the digital camera doesn't just warp time, it takes up more of it, too.

A stream-of-consciousness sentence describing the fatal gunshot takes up more than a page.

It now stands at £23bn and takes up more than a tenth of the welfare budget.

The iodine crosses the placenta and reaches the fetus, and the fetal thyroid takes up more iodine as pregnancy progresses.

With his big-boned body covered in brash zigzag stripes, he takes up more than his share of visual space.

But because the larger engine takes up more space, the six comes only with a four-speed automatic.

Like most other broadcasters, Buck the Younger is more talkative than Summerall and takes up more air space.

Evelyn Grace had to be squeezed into 1.4 hectares, while the average secondary school takes up more like 8ha.