Capital is, like most of these books, seriously undertaken and solidly researched.
As abundant as folk literature is and has been, its investigation has been seriously undertaken only within the past two or three centuries.
Until the end of the 19th century, tuning of their partials (component tones in the overtone series) was not seriously undertaken and so lacked uniformity.
Near the beginning, Mr. Rushdie thought that if he could just show that "The Satanic Verses" was a seriously undertaken work that could be honorably defended, "then people — Muslims — would change their minds about it, and about him.
When seriously undertaken, composting can be completed in a mere four weeks in summer - providing it is turned about five times and the necessary activators added, in small quantities, each time.
They are wrong: Where reform was seriously undertaken, positive outcomes can be seen, but reform was not as widely embraced as believed.
Lacking such understanding, its manifestations are likely to appear to be chaotic, highly variable, and lacking significant general properties; and, accordingly, study of its evolution cannot be seriously undertaken.
But because nearly all colleges and universities continue to live in a bubble, floating high above the mundane concerns of the labor market, and because they continue to believe that the job of higher education is to prepare students for their fifth job, not their first job, colleges have not seriously undertaken to provide "last mile" technical training to students.
Although a leading expert on the Paris theologians has speculated that Erasmus never seriously undertook the lengthy process of qualifying for a degree in theology, his letters from his early years there do reflect attendance at lectures that he regarded as dull, worthless, and presented in abominable (that is, medieval) Latin (for example, Ep 64, CWE 1 137 138).
