Sentence examples for contemplating undertaking from inspiring English sources

At the conclusion of Tennyson's poem, his Ulysses is contemplating undertaking this new voyage.

Professors at New York University's largest school are planning to meet Thursday to contemplate a bold undertaking: holding a no-confidence vote about the university's president, John Sexton.

Greece must contemplate, and then undertake, an exit from the euro zone.

To help you with this task, make a list of people you've had questions about, projects you considered undertaking, and activities you were contemplating.

Only a country with a seemingly endless supply of open desert land — and an authoritarian government free to ignore public opinion — could contemplate such a gargantuan undertaking.

Of course there are excellent initiatives such as the Cochrane Collaboration that publish summaries of the evidence, which are real time-savers, but if a recent systematic review does not exist for your question then you have to look at the primary research and that's often too big an undertaking to contemplate.

A herder contemplating whether to migrate would have to evaluate whether the venture is worth undertaking or not.

As she's undertaking one great adventure — her first live tour — singer Boyle is contemplating another: love.

When SS leader Heinrich Himmler undertook a survey of all black people in Germany and occupied Europe in 1942, he was probably contemplating a round-up of some kind.

Still contemplating the shoes.

Contemplating a barbecue?