Sentence examples for undergo in order to from inspiring English sources

This presidential campaign is just a minor inconvenience that Professor Newt has to undergo in order to fill an auditorium.

It is hard – at any rate this reader finds it hard – to dispel the impression of a writer who resents the experiences he has chosen to undergo, in order to produce his material.

Membrane channels and diffusion facilitators bring them through the membrane by passive transport; that is, the changes that the proteins undergo in order to facilitate diffusion are powered by the diffusing solutes themselves.

They reasoned that perhaps electronics was the natural evolutionary mutation music was destined to undergo in order to fulfil its true destiny – an über-music unfettered by puny human performance, it could include the rest of creation as a sound source.

The likelihood of rape being systemic in these more recent wars is raised by the desensitization that all soldiers undergo in order to kill, as well as by the kind of institutionalized tolerance or normalization of abuse that is part of the Baghram base detention center, the Abu Ghraib prison, and other scandals involving desecrating bodies and assaults on civilians.

Such questions represent the type of reflection all leaders must undergo in order to not inadvertently diminish employee success.

In addition to the grueling circus training that he has undergone in order to spring across stage as the web-slinging superhero, Carney is also learning that there are strings attached to being in the spotlight.

A deep characterization study by HRTEM/EDS, XRD, FT-Raman, TPR and FTIR was undergone in order to investigate the effect of ceria modification by various cations (Sm3+, La3+ and Zn2+) on structural and redox properties of gold catalysts.

But there is an obvious "historic handicap" women have undergone in order to get on and maintain an equal level to men.

This episode, Simon points out, was not present in the original text, and was invented by Pintilie to underline the degradation his character undergoes in order to survive.

In Chris Edwards' new book, Balls: It Takes Some to Get Some, out today, he offers an ultra-candid account of the five years of operations he underwent in order to get complete bottom surgery.