Sentence examples for Successful undertaking from inspiring English sources

It has been a successful undertaking mostly because it's a homegrown but sophisticated vision in a city that often feels overpackaged.

The heart of Cruz's legal career was a sustained and often successful undertaking to use the courts for conservative ends, like promoting the death penalty, lowering the barriers between church and state, and undermining international institutions and agreements.

It perversely aims to get Mexico and Canada's seal of approval to carry out the demolition of the most successful undertaking ever of mutually beneficial economic cooperation in the Americas.

Showing students that science occurs all around them in their daily lives, in places as familiar as their kitchens, and not just on pre-processed 1″ x 4″ metal slabs, proved to be a successful undertaking.

Essential to the successful undertaking of these endoscopic adventures is 1) an understanding of the endoscopic nasal, skull base, and neurovascular anatomy; 2) advanced and extended-length instrumentation including navigation; and 3) a team approach between experienced rhinologists and spine surgeons comfortable with endoscopic skull base techniques.

Many a successful undertaking has been threatened or ruined by haste alone.

Julien and Griffiths (1998) compiled a world catalog for weed biological control agents, listing all attempts (failed or successful) undertaken in biological control of weeds up to 1996.

This paper considers the hypothesis that small businesses will be more successful in undertaking technology R&D, both in terms of technical and commercial success, if they are involved in increasing collaborative efforts.

In the same year he became a director of the Sooratee Bara Bazaar Company, Ltd.athe most successful commercial undertaking of its kind in Rangoonaand of the Bootataung Company, Ltd., but ten years later he resigned both positions.

Experimental procedures restricting larval aggregation of H. octoradiatus to groups of 1 3 larvae demonstrated that none of these larvae were successful in undertaking further development, probably due to not being able to capture sufficient food when growing in small aggregations [6].

The most successful organisations undertake these acquisitions as efficiently as possible.