Sentence examples similar to strong undertakings from inspiring English sources

Registration and compliance are substantial undertakings and cannot be disregarded.

Other publicly owned undertakings make substantial losses, and this reduces the net value of any surplus.

If "The Joy of Sex" was like "Joy of Cooking" — though in some ways it was closer to Julia Child's "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," what with its strong authorial voice and affection for elaborate undertakings, to which Comfort assigned French names like pattes d'araignée, cuissade, and feuille de rose — "Our Bodies, Ourselves" was like the "Moosewood Cookbook".

"If you look at the post-offer undertakings that SoftBank has made, they are extremely strong, they are virtually unprecedented," he said after the shareholder meeting.

But when Cassander saw that Demetrius' undertakings were prospering, he first protected Pherae and Thebes with stronger garrisons; and then, after collecting his whole army into one place, he encamped over against Demetrius.

Traditionally in the U.S., there has been a strong sense that markets impose a sort-of external rationality and efficiency on human undertakings.

This then enables them to build a stronger financial and technical capital, resulting in lowered socioeconomic constraints related to their undertakings (Thornton et al. 2014; Wambua and Omoke 2014; Wilkinson 2015).

But under the agency's approach, poor countries with sound economic policies and strong track records of helping their people are chosen to conceive and carry out big undertakings themselves.

Enormous undertakings followed.

All relationships are joint undertakings.

But joint undertakings have failed before.