My friend and I would sometimes undertake a forty-five-minute drive to a larger, independent bookstore, where, like starving peasants in a bakery, we would amass stacks of potential purchases, and then winnow them down before the final approach to the cash register.
Stocks of companies that don't pay dividends, but may still sometimes undertake buybacks, have returned a paltry 1.4 percent annually.
Analysts of Chinese politics note that its top brass sometimes undertake public shows of humility (visiting peasant hovels and so on) in deference to old notions of virtuous leadership.
Mr. McKinley, a theater and circus director whom the producers hired to replace Ms. Taymor, said in an interview that he had been struck by survey research — which big-budget Broadway musicals sometimes undertake — indicating that the musical held "enormous potential appeal" for people of all ages.
In Norway, rural doctors sometimes undertake more extensive oncological treatment and follow-up in co-operation with the hospital oncologists in order to permit a patient to travel less and stay more at home.
Although this type of change carries some risks, and will not work for every hospital, it is an example of the creative solutions hospitals must sometimes undertake to maintain the supply of critical care in response to a rising demand.
This makes their findings of critical importance since they will often make the initial determination and sometimes undertake the only evaluation as to whether the patient's condition is a result of an occupational event.
Because there is often a nexus among narcotics and terrorism, arms dealing, and other international crimes, the agency's élite Special Operations Division sometimes undertakes multi-jurisdictional investigations that end up having nothing to do with drugs.
Wyoming has considered, and sometimes undertaken, all kinds of projects, from exploding nuclear devices to enhanced oil production and selling itself as a site for spent fuel rods, all in the name of jobs.
While buying and selling furniture by Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand and Jean Royère from her SoHo showroom, she developed a sideline of tackling specific problems, sometimes just one room, sometimes undertaking a hunt for just one piece -- the one that will make a room snap to attention.
