Sentence examples for embarking on the work from inspiring English sources

Before embarking on the work, he spoke to longstanding residents about the neighbourhood's pre-civil war "golden era", when creatives and intellectuals from all over the region visited its cinemas, theatres and cafes.

The questionnaire was prepared and pre-tested before embarking on field work, and the questions were based on the research objectives.

Key Findings and Conclusions Before the district supervisors embarked on the work of providing advice and support to schools, UNICEF organized two one-week courses that gave a comprehensive overview of the different aspects of the supervisor's role.

He had embarked on the work with his adoptive kid-brother-protégé, the talented young writer and geographer Joshua Jelly-Schapiro.

Still others say that, given the threat global warming poses to the planet, it would be unethical not to embark on the work needed to engineer possible remedies — and to let policy makers know of its potential.

Himes did not receive anything approaching recognition until he was past fifty and had embarked on the work for which he is still best known — the Harlem Cycle, a series of detective novels featuring two policemen called Coffin Ed Johnson and Grave Digger Jones.

The barriers to retrofitting at present were found to be a lack of customer demand, because the energy savings were not enough to tempt people to do the work; lack of government policy; high costs because of the lack of demand; and the difficulty for households of gaining the initial finance needed to embark on the work.

I was also inspired to read that Frances embarked on the work recognized by the Nobel committee because of a setback in her graduate studies at Berkeley — she came here in 1980 to study biofuels, but her initial plan was derailed by political decisions and global economics.

Himes did not receive anything approaching recognition until he was past fifty and had embarked on the work for which he is still best known the Harlem Cycle, a series of detective novels featuring two policemen called Coffin Ed Johnson and Grave Digger Jones.

Every scientific paper requires a rationale, a reason for the researchers to embark on the work they propose.

Someone who is open to new ideas, willing to step out of his or her comfort zone and motivated to embark on the work that makes up the job-search-and-career-change process.