Sentence examples for it undertaken for from inspiring English sources

For the production of the "White Sparks" music video, Jakobsons considered many different ideas when it came to cinematography, from bioluminescent algae to playing with oils and dyes all of it undertaken for the first time.  .

Look for the Weinstein Company to make a case for Robert De Niro, a nominee for its "Silver Linings Playbook," that's similar to the campaign it undertook for Meryl Streep last year: a cinematic leading light who actually hasn't won a statuette in a long time.

To build this from the ground up would be a major IT undertaking for Carey; using Gett's platform and tech expertise is a faster and cheaper route to get to the same destination.

It was a desperate and ultimately doomed gamble, but not an insane one, and it was undertaken for reasons all too familiar in the annals of warfare and politics.

In truth, what the investigators did was much less significant, and it was undertaken for a different purpose.

And ESPN's World Cup marketing push is the largest it has undertaken for a single event.

It was undertaken for Mr. Silverstein by Weidlinger Associates, a Manhattan engineering firm that used tools like a computer program called Flex that it developed with the Pentagon to study the blast effects of bombs.

One option it has undertaken for halting the gush of oil is drilling relief wells that could be used to plug the damaged well with cement, but that will take several months.

Theoria is not the process of learning that leads to understanding; that process is not a candidate for our ultimate end, because it is undertaken for the sake of a further goal.

Findings from IT overview audits, undertaken for 2008-09 accounts, reveal that although all councils took measures to back-up data, some councils needed a more robust back-up regime.

It's also undertaken for various reasons, perhaps a mini act of rebellion against consumerism; or a product of self-assessed entitlement; sometimes it's just for thrill-seeking; and for some it's thought of as a desperate act of necessity.