Sentence examples for trying to undergo from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney is also trying to undergo that transformation, but like Mr. McCain's metamorphosis, it's pretty damaging and so far not convincing for conservatives.

UPDATE: Hughes responds to the news by mocking Kirk for trying to undergo a late-in-life conversion to conservatism.

This causes problems with the ability of daughter cells to synthesise protein building blocks and leads to an increased rate of spontaneous cell death when daughter cells try to undergo the next mitosis.

If you know someone who is trying to conceive, undergoing fertility treatments, or had a miscarriage, you may want to reach out to her this Mother's Day but don't know how.

Government officials have sponsored "camps" here, with health officials providing antidrug information or trying to persuade addicts to undergo treatment — neither of which, villagers say, has been successful.

An article on Friday in The Global Times, a state-run newspaper, said that a group of kidnappers had been trying to cross into Central Asia to undergo "jihadist training" and had abducted two herdsmen to force them to guide the group in Pishan County.

The CCG has also told smokers that they have to see a counsellor about trying to quit before they can undergo certain operations.

But the stress and struggles women workers and their families undergo while trying to do their jobs are not only a national disgrace -- they're completely unnecessary.

Instead, he is frantically trying to bring his wife to New York to undergo a surgical procedure that could save her life.

Plus, the process of trying to sue Bannon would require the president to undergo discovery under oath and could be extremely damaging politically.

I tried to stick it out for the rest of the semester, undergoing dialysis while trying to maintain the life of an average Loyola College freshman.