Sentence examples for most undertakings from inspiring English sources

Although anti-desertification efforts have been mounted worldwide, most undertakings have shown poor performance because of failure to consider soil and geotechnical aspects.

They think the euro is a dispensable experiment, a technical construct or a hedgie's plaything, when it is the solemn gage of German commitment to a united Europe — a project that, like most great undertakings, comes at a price.

W. H. Auden called the whole project "one of the noblest and most absurd undertakings ever attempted by a state".

In fact, this is one of the company's most exciting undertakings in years.

Buying a condom, for a Soviet teen-ager, was one the most embarrassing undertakings imaginable.

Mr. Feige is characteristically low key about that plan, which is one of the most ambitious undertakings in Hollywood history.

The challenge of integrating the two companies could well become one of the most complex undertakings in Microsoft's history.

The reason for this is that Skyrim is one of the most gargantuan undertakings gamers will experience all year.

"Stop the Virgens," its first foray into the theater world, is one of its most ambitious undertakings to date, according to Vice.

These underground lairs, known collectively by the code name Riese — "giant," in German — constitute one of the Third Reich's most ambitious undertakings.

Preparing activists for solitary confinement, a common method used to break detainees, is perhaps one of the most significant undertakings of the guide.