Sentence examples similar to something we undertook 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 not something that we ever undertook.

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

"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.

His concern was that a proper understanding of the Christian development required a comparison with ancient conceptions of the ethical self, something he undertook in his last two books (1984) on Greek and Roman sexuality: The Use of Pleasure and The Care of the Self.

Not something to undertake lightly.

"This is not something she undertakes 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.

To find out, I needed to do something rarely undertaken with customer surveys: Match survey responses from individual customers to their actual behavior repeat purchases and referral patterns over time.

Taking a year out of your life and begging, or borrowing (we hope not stealing) the funds to support yourself in London and pay the College fees is not something anyone undertakes lightly.

And lifestyle segments, of course, from a cooking bit on how to make a meatloaf cake to the benefits of fixing one's pets, something she undertakes herself during one show.