Sentence examples for something we undertake from inspiring English sources

West Sussex County Council approved the rise - the maximum permitted without a referendum - with 42 votes out of 59. Leader Louise Goldsmith said the increase was "not something we undertake lightly".

"It's a massive undertaking, which is something we've been saying for several years," he added.

Not something to undertake lightly.

"Once you're walking and have a bit more energy, depending on where you were before (some women never trained before pregnancy), starting a regime after a baby is quite something to undertake," says Thompson Rule.

It's not something that we ever undertook.

And it is not just your wife who should talk to a therapist; resolving this conflict is something you must undertake together.

And so, to fight against your better ease-taking instincts, if you really, really need to do something, you must undertake the action within 15 minutes of thinking of it otherwise, forget it, Jake.

It's something advertisers can undertake today, says Crowley, perhaps smarting that advertisers are still only dreaming of potential future adoption.

Therefore, it is not something you should undertake lightly.

"This is not something she undertakes lightly".

"I don't actually build oppositions," Gingrich told me, as if this business of salvaging a lost party were something he undertook every couple of months.