Sentence examples for taking on particular from inspiring English sources
The authors of the study believe that the key to breaking through to young people on such critical issues is for Americans to grapple with those topics as neighborhoods and communities, with various adults taking on particular issues with groups of young people in a way that sounds almost utopian.
While giving and taking on particular issues of disagreement, what should really be on their mind is the broader common role of America and Europe when global power is shifting.
The study of cell survival following exposure to nonuniform radiation fields is taking on particular interest because of the increasing evidence of a nonlinear relationship at low doses.
It is important to realize, however, that the content of such legislation is seldom, if ever, dictated by the positions one takes on particular moral issues.
These practices take on particular importance when one considers the growth in the offender population in general, the prevalence of community correctional supervision, the high prevalence of substance use disorders among individuals under correctional supervision, and the resulting reliance on interagency (correctional-treatment) models of service delivery (Klofas et al. 2010).
The Shapey performance should take on particular resonance, coming two weeks after the composer's death.
The issue takes on particular importance, said Toxo, when Spain's recent history is factored in.
The question took on particular resonance here because Showtime is running a new Spike Lee production set in Greenwich, "Good Fences," Sunday night at 8.
In this overtime stretch of the nominating fight, however, with Mrs. Clinton trying to gain ground against Mr. Obama's delegate lead, it has taken on particular resonance.
As thousands rally in protest against the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund at their annual spring meetings in Washington this week, that question takes on particular importance.
The question has taken on particular resonance given the heavy representation of present or former Republican governors considering a race for the White House in 2012.
