Sentence examples for beginning to undertake from inspiring English sources
"It will now be the task of historians to keep this memory alive," the statement said, "a task that they are just beginning to undertake".
The federal government is only now beginning to undertake a review of the chemicals that are used in hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking", the relatively recent technique used to release vast stores of natural gas buried underground.
"Faith communities are now beginning to undertake the hard, painful and sometimes disruptive work of confronting the specter of child sex abuse in our communities.
HEU is just beginning to undertake background briefings for journalists on health economics issues in South Africa as a means to try to raise the general level of health literacy in the media.
Many countries of Europe began to undertake the systematic topographic mapping of their territories.
To escape this tedium, he said, he began to undertake what he called "voyeuristic excursions" around Aurora after dark.
The first generation of professionally trained anthropologists began to undertake intensive fieldwork on their own account in the early 20th century.
Dr. Raviglione said the organization had begun to undertake statistical modeling studies to estimate how prevalent drug-resistant tuberculosis might become.
Those qualities also characterised also his readings of classical and romantic repertoire which he began to undertake with leading modern-instrument orchestras in the ensuing decades.
In 1845 Morton learned from Horace Wells that ether could be applied externally as a local anesthetic, and he began to undertake his own experiments with ether.
