Sentence examples for tricky to undertake from inspiring English sources
French reforms in the 1990s didn't get off the runway, despite being presented as mere "rectifications", and attempts this year to bring European and Brazilian Portuguese into line were denounced in Portugal as capitulation to its powerful ex-colony.There are linguistic reasons too why spelling reform is tricky to undertake.
Only two of them, the University of Warsaw and the Jagiellonian University in Krakow, squeezed into the Shanghai ranking of the world's 400 best universities.Politically, the trickiest reform Poland needs to undertake is an overhaul of the public sector.
This week Mr. Obama is planning to undertake a tricky two-step of convincing wavering supporters being aggressively courted by Mr. Romney that they made the right decision in choosing him four years ago and that he has the country on its way to a sustainable recovery even if they do not always feel it.
Mr. Lane's decision to undertake this big, tricky part (I am tempted to say nigh-impossible part) is an inspiring signal that this fine actor, who has made his reputation mostly in comedy, is not content to rest on his laurels.
Not something to undertake lightly.
Some choose to undertake further studies abroad.
Ohio Wesleyan continues to undertake construction projects.
Be prepared to undertake surveillance.
Understand how to undertake Medium Assault.
Primaries are tricky to cover.
