Sentence examples for but undertaking from inspiring English sources

But undertaking a degree offers business knowledge and insight that can be hard to find elsewhere.

But undertaking this book, and several visits to the enveloping silence of a Trappist monastery, prompted her to look inward.

We must embrace the struggle, willingly take on the task of Sisyphus, knowing its ultimate futility, but undertaking it nonetheless.

The work is in English, but "undertaking" is the literal translation of the German "Unternehmen", which also conveys "operation" in the military sense.

But undertaking new engineering projects and buying the software to run computer simulations require money and expertise that are in short supply in much of the world.

On that note, it's worth pointing out that Cuadrilla is neither fracking nor looking for gas in Balcombe, but undertaking exploratory drilling for oil.

It becomes something we can not just dream about but undertake".

After that strategy proved successful, he was encouraged to run for governor, but undertook a successful bid for Congress instead.

The first secretary provided no immediate assurances but undertook to seek advice and come back to di Natale with any particulars.

Even as he cherished the respect of scientific elites, he not only attended séances but undertook high-profile defenses of them.

"There have been various taxi trials outside the hangar already, but undertaken at night.