Sentence examples for taking on how from inspiring English sources
TWELVE years ago Loren Spiotta-DiMare, a Tewksbury resident and longtime animal lover, was struggling to come up with a suitable project for a course she was taking on how to write a children's picture book.
Similar to the way Zendesk is disrupting customer service software, and ZenPayroll is taking on how the payroll works, Elementum is tackling the archaic industry of supply chain management.
In this context, discourses advancing a 'traditional' form of urbanism have emerged as an alternative take on how to create the built landscape.
"With children he takes on how they want to be.
He said no decisions had been taken on how the Army would be further cut.
Two experts give their take on how the incident could affect bilateral relations.
No decision has been taken on how many beds will be removed.
He shares his take on how to authentically attract consumers through social media.
A distinction can be made, however, between right-libertarianism and left-libertarianism, depending on the stance taken on how natural resources can be owned.
So I went to talk to three people who have scaled the heights of British business and entrepreneurship to get their take on how technology affects them.
BBC Capital asked experts for their take on how to ease the friction between Gen X (and other generations) and Gen Y at the office.
