Sentence examples for undertaken a bit from inspiring English sources

To mark today's launch, I've undertaken a bit of time travel and entered the wayback machine to flick through the many iterations of one of the UK's biggest news sites.

Given the "lack of growth, given the market pressure, given the efforts that have been undertaken, a bit more time is necessary," she said, amplifying remarks she made Thursday.

Necessary steps for the prevention of extremism would ideally been undertaken a bit earlier.

In 2004, he was asked by the Guardian to write a long piece on call-centres, the first significant workhouses of post-liberalisation India; he undertook a bit of subterfuge to become a call-centre employee, whose first job is to acquire British and American accents, and even names and identities.

I never knew which color would be right for me and had to undertake a bit of guesswork.

Some children's social workers think risky work should be undertaken in pairs (a bit like policemen).

This scene purported to show one of the gay cures that Jessen was undertaking, which was a bit of a cheat: Smid is no longer an ex-gay therapist but a former ex-gay therapist – or, if you prefer, an ex former gay therapist.

So I decided to undertake a Ph.D. in Swansea to get to know these algorithms a bit better.

Elementary mode analysis (EMA) was undertaken utilizing the bit pattern tree method [ 85].

Now he can thank the Occupy people for the book sales!" One of the novelties of the book is that it quotes directly from the tax returns of the world's richest one per cent, an undertaking that is a bit like staring at the sun.

Surely, rich nations can undertake to do just a bit more in the early decades to accommodate the poor, with today's poor nations joining the clean-up effort later.