Sentence examples for thinking of undertaking from inspiring English sources
And Mona continues, "After saying all that, I would like to ask potential PhD students, why do you really want to do it?" If you are among the hundreds of scientists thinking of undertaking a PhD in the UK this year and are not sure about the answer to this question, it would be better to think about it very carefully.
If you want to submit some work that you've already written, or find an online venue for a writing project that you're thinking of undertaking, there are several resources in place for writers to check for submissions calls.
Adventure Planning Seminar** Thinking of undertaking the ultimate travel challenge of a self-organised trip?
Thus the critical examination of reason in thinking (science) is undertaken in the Critique of Pure Reason, that of reason in willing (ethics) in the Critique of Practical Reason (1788), and that of reason in feeling (aesthetics) in the Critique of Judgment (1790).
It's very possible this is some kind of "wishful thinking" ad campaign undertaken by China Telecom.
Much visionary thinking has been undertaken by UK military chiefs about the Future Character of Conflict and the lighter, nimbler, more flexible and adaptable forces we will need.
Now, after Polman blocked the Kraft Heinz merger, at least half of the company's investors may be thinking Dekkers should be undertaking that task sooner rather than later.
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.
Since websites run by college alumni are an important factor in molding the way of thinking of the students, they should be contacted and discussions should be undertaken.
"I was still thinking of myself as just a visitor, or rather neither here nor there," she writes, "someone undertaking an abstract inquiry but not yet with true intention".
I can't help thinking of the self-congratulatory images that fill our screens whenever a hospital undertakes such "mercy missions".
