Sentence examples for because it was undertaking from inspiring English sources

The last CRT did not participate because it was undertaking a study of its own [ 24].

Some people try to denigrate the value of Chile's commitment to reducing its debt by arguing that this was possible only because it was undertaken by an authoritarian government.

The plain fact that the American war in Vietnam was a mistake and a crime – because it was undertaken so lightly, pursued so brutally and abandoned so perfidiously – is about the only plain fact there is.

It is possible that the high rate in the Lesbewell 1 survey was because it was undertaken at a health conference which may have preferentially attracted women with eating disorders.

The evaluation concluded, however, that UNICEF's ability to carry out its CLA role well is limited because it is undertaking its activities in more situations and over a prolonged period of time above and beyond the role that activated clusters are designed to play.

This set of experiment device can do the evaluating experiment of wellbore oil and sand radius flow regulations under confining pressure and can do better evaluation of screen performance from the integral view, because it's undertaking with a full-size sand control pipe and simulates stable reservoir producing conditions using diaphragm pump, safety valve and a series of devices.

Theoria is not the process of learning that leads to understanding; that process is not a candidate for our ultimate end, because it is undertaken for the sake of a further goal.

In addition, this patient liked self-testing because it is undertaken by finger pricking and he disliked hospital based testing which requires drawing venous blood by needles, which he cannot handle.

Its post-deal consultancy work was undertaken because it believed it had "experience of real value to share with BHS and its management".

Despite the limitation to its retrospective character, this study was undertaken because it was estimated that it could provide easily interesting clinical and microbiological informations in patients colonized or infected with an ESBL-producing microorganism before planning a prospective study.

The documentary portrait is a tough genre, because it's generally undertaken in a spirit of forthright enthusiasm for its subject, which gets in the way of asking the tough questions.