“take stock”造句，怎麼用take stock造句

You should take stock of your career at least once a year, however well you are doing. You wouldn’t leave your money unattended for any longer.

This is a great opportunity to take stock of what you absolutely love, things that work for you and will work in your new space.

To all those in charge of our young people's welfare, I can do no better than proffer some impromptu advice and implore them to take stock of the situation.

The leading group is acting upon the new missions and visions identified by the Central Economic Working Conference to take stock of/ review this years’ work and chart a course for the work next year.

Many follow a two-year, full-time course because they wish to take stock and radically alter their career .

You've got to believe in yourself to make your buyer take stock in you at par and accrued interest.

Develop those resources, and you'll have more reasons to say "Pop a cork" and even more to be grateful for the next time you take stock.

They pause a moment to take stock of the figures hurrying about them in the dark.

Having it all out beforehand allows you to take stock and determine if you're missing anything or if the layout you thought out works or not.

So take stock of your emotional state, and know what you want in the aftermath of a breakup.

After three years of huge, crisis-driven exchange-rate swings, it is useful to take stock both of currency values and of the exchange-rate system as a whole.