Sentence examples for undergone one of from inspiring English sources

To be sure, he has undergone one of history's greatest on-the-job training courses.

Under Grade and Thompson the corporation has undergone one of its biggest upheavals.

Iceland has undergone one of the fastest, fizziest economic transformations in the world in recent years.

But they say the Osprey has undergone one of the most extensive reviews of any aircraft, and that it provides a margin of safety a helicopter cannot because it can fly faster, farther and higher.

"This company has undergone one of the biggest restructurings I've ever seen in the last six months," said Peter Lovelock, an analyst at MadeforChina.com, a technology consulting company in Beijing.

An unfazed Clinton suggested the Republican nominee meet women she personally knew who had undergone "one of the worst possible choices" imaginable, or travel to countries where restrictive laws forced women to either undergo abortions or raise children involuntarily.

We relied on hospital discharges for patients undergoing one of eight major cancer surgeries in the USA between 1999 and 2009.

America is undergoing one of the great demographic transformations in our history.

Meanwhile Britain has been undergoing one of the biggest industrial declines seen in postwar western Europe.

The higher risk of death was most pronounced among patients undergoing one of five high-risk surgical procedures.

That was 25 years ago, when tennis was undergoing one of its rare radical shifts in equipment.