Sentences with phrase «take on»

Even after one year of not taking on new clients I am still turning clients away most days because my schedule fills up so quickly.

Doing so puts you at risk for taking on more debt because «it's the good debt».

If consumers are tapped out or wary of taking on more debt, then bank credit can be expanded to the moon and households will not borrow more money.

However, investors are still being rewarded for taking on risk in many areas of equities and credit, especially given the poor compensation for risk in government bonds.

People gain a sense of competence by taking on new challenges and succeeding in them.

The C - Class is a wholly impressive, modern take on what used to be the entry - level luxury segment.

The state's residents don't take on as much credit card debt as other states do.

Are you willing to continue spending the time, energy and money to care for your pet when taking on new responsibilities like these?

What might seem very trendy in one style of house might just feel like a fresh take on classic in another.

Both have to do with taking on or playing «roles,» but the meaning of «role» in the two cases is quite different.

Players take on roles as agents of the titular organization, who are attempting to compile resources and get society back on track.

We've gathered real estate forecasts from 10 highly knowledgeable industry members — each of whom has their own unique take on where the market might move over the next 12 months.

But I also want to add my own take on things from a top - level perspective: People aren't rats.

When first starting with a company as a new employee, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed when taking on board new practices and getting used to the processes in place.

Do you have any interesting takes on what these signs mean?

Many firms who take on too many clients often don't have enough time to do a great job for their clients.

Just played it for the first time yesterday and found it has a very interesting take on player agency.

We can, however, also take on many other kinds of personal injury matters.

When crafting your career objective statement, you can take a conservative approach and include statements about taking on greater project responsibilities, leading project teams or becoming a project manager.

Over time, our conversations have also taken on more of a two - way discussion.

Many students love the idea that they can «grow their brains» by taking on challenging tasks and sticking to them.

It's my quirky take on team - based, save - the - world stories.

I love taking them on trips too since they're my healthy version of potato chips.

Her works take on multiple meanings through the exploration of perception rooted in individual and collective relationships to memory, history, and, ultimately, time.

I now take on projects by myself as well.

If you see pets up for free, be prepared to do some research before taking on board what could be a problem.

Some game employers see taking on students and graduates as advantageous because games are predominantly played by people in their early twenties.

That said, we're always prepared to give new takes on great films the benefit of the doubt.

A girl can only take on so much at once.

Keeping paid - off accounts open after consolidation puts the borrower at risk of taking on even more debt.

I find it interesting the different takes on how a personality is perceived is reflected from the variety of people I meet.

At first taking on all this debt did bother me, but the further we go and the harder we work the more comfortable I am with it.

But don't take on projects that require a completely different knowledge base or infrastructure.

Lawyers often take on additional work beyond the boundaries of their practices.

This keeps your neck, shoulders or back from taking on too much stress from the weight of your little one.

But when teachers do take on leadership roles, they can make a real contribution, especially because they typically focus on instruction.

Fighting games are all about taking on other players, of course, and the online works just fine here.

I give take on the situation in this video.

Someone who enjoys meeting good people and understanding their unique take on life.

The show featured a contemporary take on traditional Chinese art.

These products work best if taken on an empty stomach, allowing 30 minutes before eating.

A fresh take on dating from a modern, innovative site.

I share cooking tips, show cooking techniques, answer your cooking questions, and offer healthy takes on not so healthy dishes.

Lawyers who take on cases in other jurisdictions must know the relevant limitation periods.

Interestingly, in this article, children and parents had many different takes on why one generation was doing another's taxes.