Sentence examples for taking on these from inspiring English sources

"Taking on these challenges will be daunting," he said.

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And not only are individuals and thematic communities taking on these issues, but so are institutions.

How are forward-looking brands taking on these issues, and what have they learned?

Taking on these roles will be the privilege of those who can afford to work unpaid.

Even John McCain, the Arizona Republican and 2008 GOP presidential nominee, hectored Johnson about border security but recognized "you will be taking on these new responsibilities".

"I'm tremendously pleased that such outstanding scholars — and talented, enthusiastic members of the Harvard community — will be taking on these important and influential roles," Hammonds said.

"This is about sane normal Americans taking on these extreme people with bizarre ideas".

They're taking on these struggles and these are rights that everyone is entitled to," said Nigel.

Taking on these challenges, and then taking them down, makes it much sweeter when they finally complete the program.

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