Though the decision to present "Medea" was secondary to the wish of the two directors and stars to work together, the play has been a formidable undertaking for both teams.
A formidable undertaking for any curator, but it worked: From internationally collected artists to emerging talents, the narrative escaped the tiny and expected political box and pointed to the lovely and difficult infinities you would expect Art to do.
The Ocean House alone was a formidable undertaking for Mr. Royce, who runs Royce & Associates, a mutual fund company in Manhattan.
The geographical focus might be smaller, but the book is none the less a formidable undertaking, since it involves a complex blend of archaeology, anthropology, social and natural history, ecology and simple storytelling.
It was such a formidable undertaking that even the composer, Steve Reich, doubted that Mr. Robertson could pull off a clean performance of the 30-minute work after only the standard three practice sessions.
Due to the limitations of the Mark III Fat Man, a nuclear strike would have been a formidable undertaking in the 1940s.
If he can overcome the Israeli resistance to withdrawal from Gaza, a formidable undertaking he has so far handled skillfully, Sharon will achieve a genuine breakthrough, one that conceivably could end up floating Bush's plan rather than his own.
Getting people to draft advance directives is a formidable undertaking.
The richness and quantity of the food make it a formidable undertaking, scarcely ideal for a holiday where the main purpose was to take exercise.
To assess Graves's over-all accomplishment is a formidable undertaking, given both his prolificacy (more than a hundred books) and the breadth of his erudition (deep linguistic and historical research into a host of cultures, modern and ancient).
In other countries in Asia, delayed detection and response caused the virus to become entrenched across a wide region, and eradication at this stage has become a formidable undertaking.
