Sentence examples for undergoing so much from inspiring English sources
One formal complaint was made about the closure of the Parr's Head, a neighbour pointing out that it seemed a shame in an area that was undergoing so much change.
Porter's comment says simply: A Champion at Rest. "The racing industry is undergoing so much scrutiny that we need to show that we care about these horses and they're not just money-making machines," Whitney, who has contacted New York Racing Association officials about the petition, wrote in an e-mail message.
The publishing industry is especially difficult to speculate about because it's undergoing so much upheaval.
Now what is a bit more appealing about this feature (even though there is a very disturbing tone to the story of a beautiful 23-year-old girl undergoing so much plastic surgery) is her honesty.
Her life would undergo so much change as she lost her position, my attention.
In a soft high, almost squeaky voice, Baptista notes the difficulties inherent in playing for a club that has undergone so much change.
Since the arrival of that letter, my building has undergone so much plastic surgery that it has literally become something else.
Love can only undergo so much stress". Alves Silva said: "We fell in love, we married and I ended up in prison.
Silver even fantasizes about a distant future in which the upper classes have undergone so much genetic tinkering over so many generations that they have become unable to mate with members of other classes.
That in turn means that the issue of memory and forgetting is at the center of the life of all nations and especially of nations like Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania which have undergone so much trauma.
In the sex comedy "40 Days and 40 Nights," he initially seems to be the right actor to play Matt, a San Francisco Web designer from a Catholic family who gets dumped by his glamorous girlfriend and undergoes so much unease with other women that he decides to swear off sex for the period of Lent forty days and forty nights.
