Sentence examples for ordinarily undertake from inspiring English sources

Dr. Keating, a vice president at the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research in Cambridge, Mass., believes stem cells can ordinarily undertake only very limited repairs of organs like the liver and heart, and that the scarring often seen in these tissues is a fallback mechanism put in place when the stem cells' capacities are exceeded.

The cost of transporting a single package of cigarettes from the manufactory in Durham, N. C., to any part of Tennessee may be great, and therefore such transportation is not ordinarily undertaken.

Functional ability refers to an individual's capacity to carry out the usual activities of any domain of daily life, which are ordinarily undertaken by individuals of the same age and sex [ 1].

Mr. Doctoroff, the founder of NYC2012, contends that landing the Games would essentially enforce a timetable for completing major projects that would not ordinarily be undertaken in New York's often fractious civic culture.

Teaching—Fellows, whatever their sources of financial support, are ordinarily required to undertake a total of five quarters of supervised apprenticeships and teaching at half time.

Other fishes undertake shorter migrations from lakes into streams, within the ocean, or enter spawning habitats that they do not ordinarily occupy in other ways.

The contractors have said that ordinarily they would not have undertaken a run-of-the-mill project, let alone one like the trade center cleanup, without basic liability coverage.

Not only did it serve what should be an essential function of criticism, that of introducing readers to new work, weird work, things they wouldn't ordinarily encounter — a duty no major critic had undertaken consistently since Edmund Wilson quit regular reviewing in the late forties — but, like Wilson's writings, it did so in a notably un-weird manner.

Of Susan Sontag's "Against Interpretation," Acocella observes that Sontag's nonfiction performed the "essential function of criticism, that of introducing readers to new work, strange work, things they wouldn't ordinarily encounter — a duty no major critic had undertaken consistently since Edmund Wilson quit regular reviewing in the late '40s".

Team manager Dave Redding said: "We wanted to drill a little deeper into our understanding of the car, and that meant undertaking some bigger set-up changes that wouldn't ordinarily be available to us during a grand prix weekend.

The US Congress is undertaking….