Sentence examples for no one undertakes from inspiring English sources
"No one undertakes research in physics with the intention of winning a prize.
No one undertakes tanks maneuvers, helicopter crashes and massive pyrotechnics near the Syrian border without the active participation -- and equipment -- of the army.
Alexis de Tocqueville wrote in 1840 that the absence of an established state church nurtured a society in which "Christian sects are infinitely diversified and perpetually modified; but Christianity itself is a fact so irresistibly established that no one undertakes either to attack or to defend it".
By definition, if one undertakes 20 hypothesis tests on data where we know that there is no true difference, we will expect to see one significant result at the 5% level by chance alone.
Teachers who develop Web-based courses must learn to act like designers; however, the type of design practice one undertakes has more than pedagogical implications.
When one undertakes the dubious task of comparing one human atrocity to another, one is of course, bound to fail.
"Success is not a place at which one arrives but rather the spirit with which one undertakes and continues the journey".
The extent to which one undertakes tracing of contacts who used the same toilet was extensively debated by the Communicable Diseases Network Australia and the Australian Health Protection Committee.
Like the Argo, the pilgrim is travelling across vast blue depths (Heaven) on a mission that no one has undertaken before.
Count the number of times Pi cries, "I'm sorry," and consider his two hundred twenty-seven days adrift as the actual apology tour, one undertaken on behalf of all humankind.
As of yet, no one has undertaken a rigorous analysis of the economics of a transition to two thousand watts.
