Examples of 'taking much' in a sentence
Meaning of "taking much"
taking much: Refers to the act of requiring a considerable amount of time, effort, or resources
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I have not been taking much care of you.
Is taking much longer than expected.
The boys do not seem to be taking much notice of me.
It is taking much energy to stay focused.
Results without taking much time.
Not taking much cash actually.
She said all of this without taking much of a breath.
You are taking much too big a risk.
She was suffering from heart problems and was taking much medication.
I apologize it is taking much longer than expected.
Taking much of their inspiration.
The process is taking much longer than expected.
This will add graphics while not taking much space.
I was not taking much in return.
The process of updating the online forms is not taking much time.
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I will be taking much more.
You can fold it up and put it away without taking much space.
It does not taking much to knock that statue over.
You should be able to follow them without taking much damage at all.
We are taking much consideration into some areas such as environment.
Some users might find it taking much time to load.
To be taking much notice of me.
The process of deleveraging debt was taking much longer than anticipated.
Or they are taking much longer to complete the online training activity than expected.
I was not taking much.
Program is taking much longer than usual Wrong type of detergent used.
The rape trial of roman polanski is taking much longer than expected.
I am taking much more time before I form an opinion on things.
Ment can therefore be described without taking much notice of changes in prices.
Without taking much time here we begin the guide,.
Then they observed that those cells were taking much longer to prepare for division.
I wasn't taking much notice because people were always coming in and out.
But with these simple tricks you can start taking much better photos today.
Well, the exhibit is taking much more time than he thought … so I am alone a lot.
In reality I am not taking much.
Earning money without taking much effort is something that we would all want.
Reduce memory overheads, possibly taking much longer.
I am not taking much money.
Confusion continues, seemingly without anyone taking much notice.
Most of the women are taking much more care about their skin health issue.
In addition, both methods have a defect in taking much time.
I noticed you are taking much more stuff to Atlanta.
So, you can store it easily in your home without taking much space.
But Vegas Metro are just taking much longer to come to the same conclusion.
Alternatively, are you interested in making smaller profits while taking much smaller risks?
Russian forces succeeded in taking much of the Caucasian territories from Iran for several years.
Therefore, it begs the question whether social media companies should be taking much more responsibility.
I know I am taking much of your time.
Winning tournaments increases your world ranking, with more difficult tournaments taking much more precedence.
Quality aside, Aur would be taking much heavier losses in terms of numbers.
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It was easier than taking candy from a baby
Like taking a stolen car for a joyride
I would not mind taking a sleeping pill
