Sentence examples for a long undertaking from inspiring English sources

"It's a long undertaking of training people," Ms. Lloyd said.

In Atlantic salmon, such populations are relatively rare, and the production of divergent or inbred lines is a long term undertaking due to the long generation interval.

In a years-long undertaking, the nonprofit Trust for Public Land worked with children in an after-school program to convert the lot into a playground.

"I don't want this to be a decades-long undertaking".

Williams and Defoe, meanwhile, had embarked on the editing process: often a months-long undertaking but, in the case of Defoe's idiosyncratic book, whose humour Williams didn't want to disturb for the sake of literary elegance, a matter of a few meetings.

Antiretroviral therapy is a life-long undertaking and finding feasible and affordable means for early detection of treatment failure is crucial to sustain first-line therapy effectiveness.

It may well be that people will want to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee next year in respect for a long task, undertaken with honour and dedication.

Rebuilding after disasters is a long-term undertaking, but if local people are engaged and involved, the capacity building will provide the basis for rebuilding a better future for Haiti.

Dr. Regina Rabinovich, the foundation's head of infectious disease, said the Gateses knew it was a long-term undertaking, not possible without more money, better health systems and probably a vaccine, which is still far off.

He wrote a long-established undertaking firm in town in which the old gentleman had lived and died, asking them if they had buried him and, if so, whether their records gave his parents names.

But it was precisely because the soil of South Africa is already drenched with the blood of innocent Africans that we felt it our duty to make preparations as a long-term undertaking to use force in order to defend ourselves against force.