Sentence examples for few undertakings from inspiring English sources

"Very few undertakings of this magnitude can sustain careful scrutiny," said one federal official with long experience in elections.

In Mr. Blankenbuehler's view few undertakings are as collaborative as musical theater, yet fights occur because the wrong people work together — people who don't laugh at the same jokes, or like the same television shows and books.

In the annals of New York City crime, few undertakings were more ill-advised, foolhardy and just plain dangerous than the one that prosecutors say was chosen by Thomas and Rose Marie Uva, a young married couple from Queens.

On one recent Saturday morning Donald Trump visited the construction site of his housing development, one of the few undertakings he owns 100% and for which he is putting up all the money.

Few business undertakings are more tortuous than closing a European car factory.

There are few research undertakings (Deresa et al. 2011; Di et al. 2011; Deresa et al. 2009), which focused mainly at a large scale (country level, region level, and basin level) and overlooked location-specific factors that drive perception and adaptation to climate change.

But few of these undertakings have attracted as much national backing and international attention as the Cowgirl Museum.

Though most of the Bureau's undertakings have been kept secret, a few of its agents, including one known as Der Lange Heinrich (Big Henry), who is a husky, six-foot-two engineering student from Munich, told me something about their methods.

Concerns that private-equity buyers (known as "locusts" in Germany) would sack lots of workers were allayed by undertakings from TRW that it would make few job cuts in Germany.

In March, after News Corp announced its undertakings to keep Sky News independent of the company, Murdoch texted him to say: "Big few days.

Bail out: Elaborate undertakings like energy exploration, gas reconnaissance and multi-billion dollar oil refinery building, are just a few of those essential tasks best left to the experts.