Sentences with phrase «to take hold»

If you hold it only by that bottom section, you're going to get a little tired of gravity taking hold of the other 90 percent of the tablet.

The difference is that onions aren't closely related to us humans, and an onion virus has far less chance of taking hold in us than does a monkey virus.

After taking hold as the top team in your market, it's time to expand.

In the master bedroom, letter art is a simple and effective way of adding interest to a large wall, while a brick - effect wallpaper really takes hold in the guest bedroom.

As incremental change has not taken hold in time, nations are now exposed to sudden change at the point social systems catch up with climate physics.

Make sure to take proper care of them and keep them healthy, it's a good way to stop any allergy experience from taking hold of them.

This usually occurs after 4 months since there is a risk the vaccine will not take hold when younger due to antibodies in your puppy that remain from the mother.

In part that's because the movement hasn't taken hold with as strongly with black and Hispanic families, who make up the majority of the city's student body.

As a result of the global financial crisis, enhanced compliance standards have taken hold across the industry for all participants, particularly for alternative managers.

So the sensations of panic, dread, or outrage never take hold in us or the men.

As innovative ideas took hold in the sciences, modern artists created new ways of seeing the world through formal experiments.

It is a slow and cumulative process that does not reveal itself as a genuine problem until it has already taken hold of you.

If the advanced stat universe is going to take hold at the college level, this might be the door.

In a novel effort to understand nicotine addiction, researchers set out to explore the conditions under which nicotine's reinforcement properties first take hold in never - smokers.

The majority of the film is based in and around the perceived American drug, gun and gang culture, something that hasn't (thankfully) really taken hold here.

Those really established the idea of the mean girl, and pop culture just took a hold of it and ran with it.

The report found that over the past decade, at least 23 states are providing less funding support for elementary and secondary schools than when the Great Recession took hold in 2008.

Even after she worked her way out of nearly $ 30,000 of consumer debt, her old habits took hold again.

It's been two decades since the first charter schools took hold within the American education system.

We can not take holds over phone or email.

Several myths have taken hold among market watchers lately.

Otherwise, no matter how excited people might get about what you're offering, it can't truly take hold.

This no doubt is a strange way to draw people to books, though the staff quickly took hold of the idea once they saw its working.

Once the adrenal function has reached a particular degree of disturbance, a broad range of conditions can take hold because every single life process requires energy.

The 2014 federal guidance is only just now taking hold and producing the desired outcome as states, districts, and schools develop better discipline and support systems.

The limited construction and positive absorption should further lower vacancy rates and stabilize or slightly grow rents, especially in the second half of 2011 as the economic recovery takes hold.

Once the current digital revolution took hold, a future focused on digital reading seemed to be a possibility.

Global wheat yields are likely to fall significantly as climate change takes hold, new research has shown.

That is a dangerous perspective to let take hold, because the only way to move your business forward is to be dynamic.

You can do both and significantly limit the downside when the inevitable increase in interest rates finally takes hold.

In rare cases, a stubborn infection takes hold which requires a treatment span of 4 to 6 weeks.

The further out you go, the butterfly effect takes hold and the predictions are much harder if not impossible.

But it can also take hold when making life decisions both small and large, from Should I join a gym?

In large part, the idea that technology companies don't pay dividends took hold during the late 1990s.

Only take hold of the collar slowly once the dog shows recognition or is calm.

Once a strong book trend takes hold, its effect on the marketplace is undeniable.

You will definitely see this blush trench again, once spring fully takes hold.

As the financial crisis took hold, and law firm revenues began to fall, managing profit by increasing human leverage and fee income was no longer the name of the game.

Once the disease takes hold in an area, it kills about 85 percent of the bats there within a year.

Why do some reforms take hold while others fall flat?

We are aware that costs are often a key concern when a dispute takes hold so we are, therefore, always happy to provide clients with a pricing model which suits them.

Those ideas can quickly fade away, however, as the demands of school life take hold.

Your partner should then take hold of the backs of your ankles.

And there are hints of this mindset taking hold more broadly.

Though the true meaning of this quote won't take hold until the final act, it presents many questions.

WHEN global warming takes hold, who will suffer most?