Sentence examples for undertake just from inspiring English sources

Angels may be omnipotent, but they undertake just one task at a time.

However, they typically get this money to undertake just one or two projects such as creating some new footpaths or planting more trees.

The director Diane Paulus and her talented stars, Audra McDonald and Norm Lewis, undertake just such a renovation in the new Broadway production of "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess".

The problem is, it seems as if Trump U salespeople were encouraging people to undertake just that sort of risky borrowing any investment you go into credit card debt to make is going to have to pay off massively to be worth it.

First, geocaching is undertaken just for fun.

In fact, the caliphate's first systematic description and justification was undertaken just when its impracticality was being demonstrated.

But one big media company is undertaking just such an exercise in reverse psychology, with apparent success so far.

Expeditions have been undertaken just to remove the accumulated detritus on the slopes: hundreds of oxygen containers, tons of tents, cans, crampons and waste.

The second type is where a leader is simply incoherent, undertaking just enough reform to make themselves and their administration hated, but not sufficient to deliver much gain, or electoral dividend, by the time polling days arrives.

It is worth recalling the scale of that achievement, not necessarily the silver he took as a losing finalist against the great Cuban, Mario Kindelan, but the arduous journey undertaken just to qualify.

"There are no arguments for the banning of any anchoring based on any facts and this is being undertaken just on the opinions of those running golf around the world.