Sentence examples for taking up at from inspiring English sources

Our old house was at least twenty times as big as the house I grew up in — a house in a poor country with a tropical climate — but I had lived in America for a long time and had adjusted myself to the American habit of taking up at least twenty times as much of the available resources as each person needs.

Most climate models assume that soil and vegetation will continue taking up at least as much carbon as before, if not more, he notes.

Patients and methods Before the opening of a new intensive care unit, three questionnaires were filled by the paramedical staff: at the taking up, at the end of theory training and 3 months after practical training in intensive care units.

She argues that among the requirements for such trustworthiness, there must be available evidence that scientific institutions are taking up at least some research questions that are significant for the social group in question and providing meaningful answers to those questions.

"Already you have members of your Cabinet that are being booed out of restaurants... protesters taking up at their house saying 'no peace, no sleep.'".

As stated above, it is worth noting that our comparative data are expressed in a per cell basis; even so, Prochlorococcus is taking up at least double amount of glucose than Synechocystis cells, which are much bigger.

But they could be taken up at a later date.

The call was taken up at the National People's Congress.

The order is likely to be taken up at the F.C.C.'s December meeting.

The Langmuir isotherm model fitted best among the three isotherm models, indicating the maximum adsorption takes up at 25 °C.

PREPARE MEXICAN TREATY.; Three Departments Arrange Topics to Be Taken Up at El Paso.