Sentences with phrase «takes on great»

Cubic is another one of our creative takes on great resume layouts and design, and we like to think we did this one right.

This course takes you through all aspects of planning and undertaking dives which involve the use of Nitrox, and then takes you on some great dives to try it out.

Using his own unique methods of correction and education, Onizuka once again takes on the great task of getting some lost teenagers on a better path.

Now, in his latest masterpiece, Sacré Bleu, the immortal Moore takes on the Great French Masters.

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Sausage Party takes on a great deal of current affairs in a way that might seem completely stupid and immature, yet it still manages to speak to you if you bypass the sex and crude humor.

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

Master Matchmakers really takes on great clients.

I agree — and sometimes the League Cup takes on great importance.

Pan roasted jackfruit takes on a great crispy texture as it soaks up the flavorful combination of chiles, spices, and fruit, and gets piled onto warmed corn tortillas.

The last of the clerical heroes, Edmund Bertram, is far and away the best model, and the issue of the public role of the Church takes on a great deal of importance in Mansfield Park.

For 2018, we've made the schedule a bit more flexible and added some «short takes on a great idea» sessions after lunch on Day Two.

They may have started something new within their company (by launching a new product or division, for example), moved to a smaller company to take on a greater set of responsibilities, or started their own business.

Trump alarmed European capitals during his campaign by deriding NATO as obsolete and demanding that US allies take on a greater share of spending on mutual defense.

I think there is a more important shift, from monetary policy being the only game in town to one where fiscal policy has taken on greater importance.

Providing video entertainment on phones has taken on greater importance as AT&T slugs it out with industry leader Verizon Communications Inc and smaller rivals Sprint Corp and T - Mobile US Inc for customers in a saturated wireless market.

The debate about a rules - based approach has taken on greater prominence amid chatter that President Donald Trump was considering appointing John Taylor, a Stanford economist, as Fed chair.

«So that does take on a great importance... It was important to not just show women, but the array of roles that we had at the time.»

It's taken on greater urgency because the president had declared in an interview on Aug. 20 that use of chemical weapons would be «a red line for us» resulting in «enormous consequences.»

But there are also plenty of amazing vacation destinations in the US, whether you're looking to lounge by the beach, explore a new city, or take on the great outdoors.

Beyond the benefits of a bigger after - sales revenue stream, OEMs will have a strong incentive to service these vehicles, since regulators could ultimately force them to take on the greatest portion of the responsibility and risk associated with crashes caused by AV technical failures.

Unfortunately, a strategy of following the Fed's urging to take on greater risk will likely end in heartbreak.

With equity returns likely to moderate and volatility set to rise, investors face a difficult choice: Accept lower returns, or take on greater risk.

But even though Mr. Carney signalled his readiness to take on a greater role, there was never a consensus that Mr. Brown's suggestion was the right one.

The planning is at an early stage but has taken on greater urgency as the clock ticks toward the mid-May deadline.

When you are extracting signals from noise, divergences take on great importance.

Since the financial institution is taking on a greater risk by extending a loan to such an individual, they need to be compensated appropriately.

The project took on greater urgency in 2008 shortly before Jobs took his second medical leave from Apple.

As you move up the risk ladder you take on greater price volatility in exchange for potentially higher long - term returns.

As Ford reduced its work force, he says: «It forced the remaining people to take on greater levels of responsibility.»

«We have all been taught that earning high rates of return requires taking on greater risks... If an investor can make virtually risk - free bets with outsized rewards, and keep making the bets over and over, the results are stunning.»

This means investors who want higher returns must consider taking on greater risk — by increasing leverage or moving into riskier asset classes.

«What you'll see in the traditional wealth group, financial advisors will be able to take on a greater number of clients and the entire industry will expand as it becomes a cost effective tool that people can have that they haven't traditionally.

Ellington's religious sensibilities took on greater prominence in his music during his later years.

Of course, the first and greatest member of the Church is The Blessed Virgin Mary who was asked to take on the greatest responsibility of all, to be the Mother of God who became man through her consent and her body.

These notices take on greater significance when the reader observes that they are not found elsewhere in the story of Joseph and his family.

The familiar words of Alfred Lord Tennyson then take on great realism:

This psychic state took on great importance both because, as prophetic Judaism already knew, God looked on the heart, and also because the inner man was the seat of the presence and activity of God's Spirit.

When we come to man, entropy takes on greater power.

The conflicts between the European Union (or certain of its members), Japan and the United States which have until now been diplomatically managed, will also take on greater importance and to express their unhappiness with those who oppose the Triad, namely Russia, China, India and the third world continents in general.

Mary's path to unprocessed and healthier eating took on a greater intensity after allergy testing indicated a link between foods and sinus problems.

When we have these issues, we usually take on great measures like eating more vegetables, piling on the sauerkraut, taking fantastic gut - boosting powders such as my Love Your Gut Powder, and so on, but it can be hard to tell if what we're doing is working and what our best course of action actually is.

As the movement became an industry, the profit motive began to take on greater importance, and the conventional food industry began to take notice of the natural market.

Like other says, take over the club with that spare billions that you have, and takes us all on the greatest ride of our lives!

Now other body parts are being asked to do more than usual as they try to adjust and take on a greater load than they're used to.

Our special football and college basketball issues have taken on greater importance, and I'm particularly proud of our 534 - page preview of the 1984 L.A. Olympics, the largest single magazine ever published by Time Inc..

The upcoming camps will take on a greater significance than normal for the Black Ferns, with their top players playing no representative rugby this year after the women's NPC was cancelled due to financial constraints.

With the above in mind, Saturday's home fixture with Bolton takes on greater significance.

Soon after he took on a great role as the lower school science teacher at a Friends Central School outside of Philadelphia.

Art projects take on a greater magnitude outside.