Sentence examples for been to undertake from inspiring English sources
To date, the standard response following a significant storm has been to undertake a post-storm damage assessment.
A recent trend in biodiversity conservation has been to undertake conservation planning exercises at regional scale, which attempt to protect a representative sample of all habitat types in an entire ecological region.
Therefore, a major aim of the present work has been to undertake a novel investigation of a range of rubber and thermoplastic materials to modify an epoxy polymer to study whether both a relatively high toughness and a significantly improved cyclic-fatigue behaviour can be simultaneously achieved in a given formulation.
An important additional objective of Phase 2 of the Programme has been to undertake a rigorous evaluation.
Anne and Michael Yeats authorized Denis Donoghue in the 1960's to undertake the biography of their father.
Where would a defence review go, if the government were to undertake one?
My job is to undertake research.
My response to the terrible tragedy was to undertake a "Walk Your Talk Pilgrimage".
The higher a project's IRR, the more desirable it is to undertake.
"What we were about to undertake was brought sharply into focus in those few moments.
The types of measures that they're going to undertake are very unpopular ones.
