Sentence examples for a dangerous undertaking from inspiring English sources

But recasting every wartime death as a moment of battlefield glory is a dangerous undertaking.

Writing in Turkey chronicling current events in particular—has always been a dangerous undertaking.

More than six hundred Tibetans have fled to Nepal this year, even though it's a dangerous undertaking.

But bringing "The Well-Tempered Clavier" and music like it from the private room to the public space is a dangerous undertaking.

So getting the grapes to the winery every year, across what was often the frontline of warring factions, was a dangerous undertaking.

When he first broached the idea of the museum, some family members and friends said it might be a dangerous undertaking for a black man in a nearly all-white town — even if it was his hometown and he was a priest.

There is no denying that climbing Everest is a preposterously dangerous undertaking for the members who provide the Sherpas' income.

The first indications that transport within hospital is a potentially dangerous undertaking were provided in the early 1970s, when arrhythmias were encountered in up to 84% of transports of patients with high-risk cardiac disease, which required emergency therapy in 44% of cases [ 1].

Working underground in Afghanistan to fight the Taliban regime is an incredibly dangerous undertaking, is it not?

"The reason why I'm here is to say 'thank-you.' We know what you are doing is an extremely dangerous undertaking," Mrs. Merkel said.

Launching an offensive at the behest of a mere appointee such as Mr Allawi would be a far more dangerous undertaking than doing so on the orders of a government that will have been elected, however imperfectly, by millions of Iraqis.