Sentence examples for regularly undertaking from inspiring English sources

This means regularly undertaking fieldwork and walking long distances over difficult terrain, often in the rain.

Her fondness for capitalising on her good looks by regularly undertaking fashion shoots has been criticised, but suddenly it seemed more understandable when she made it clear that this, at least, was something she could do to please herself.

As the participants were regularly undertaking exercise, but not necessarily competitively, they did not use nutrient replacements.

In 2002, 31% of the adult European population reported regularly undertaking sufficient physical activity, i.e. 30 min of moderate physical activity ≥5 times a week [ 27].

Monitoring and Evaluation UNICEF, in cooperation with Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics and Natural Resources (PCBS), is regularly undertaking several surveys and seminars to better understand the circumstances facing Palestinian refugees in Lebanon.

A spokesman for British Airways said: "We regularly undertake audits to make sure we keep up with best practice and comply with all current legislation".

For example, they regularly undertake audits as part of their training, but the information they gather is rarely used to secure improvements.

The coffee, brandy and tobacco are so inextricably bound up with one another – and with those overnight drives I regularly undertook in my 20s, beginning in London and ending in Provence – that I cannot catch a whiff of the French stuff without hearing the ghostly chinking of boules and the mechanical flutteration of a two-horsepower engine.

The public's distaste for such defaults, White says, is encouraged by the mortgage industry yet tends not to apply to the defaults regularly undertaken by businesses and investors, whose rethinking of loan agreements is seen as justified and, indeed, responsible.

Mathematical modeling of water resources problems is regularly undertaken to aid the management or design of a system.

Clinical equipoise cannot be used to justify all of the important types of clinical research that are regularly undertaken.