Sentence examples for undertaken close from inspiring English sources

Since the summer of 2007, when it was purchased by Boyne Resorts, Sunday River has undertaken close to $19 million-worth of improvements like the new Chondola chairlift-gondola.

Two thirds (67/100) of maximum pain ensured that the stimuli were clearly painful and avoided that measurements were undertaken close to the maximum of the scale.

The management of occult HBV infection with anti-HBc positivity alone remains unclear; in such patients HBV DNA could be determined and then prophylactic therapy considered; if not undertaken, close follow-up to detect a rise in HBV DNA is recommended.

Air forces can undertake some of the tasks performed by armies and navies; armies can undertake some tasks usually performed by air forces (e.g. attack helicopters undertaking close air support); and the navy's nuclear forces can replace large-scale conventional forces.

During the North African campaign in late 1940, Turnbull undertook close air support in Gloster Gauntlets and fighter missions in Gloster Gladiators.

Local contact persons at the participating centres undertook close supervision during follow-up in all phases of the data collection.

As I wrote in my last column, schooling is possible even in Taliban-controlled areas, as long as implementation is undertaken in close consultation with elders and doesn't involve Westerners on the ground.

Normally, the dyeing of wool is undertaken at close to the boiling point of water as this enables swelling of the fiber diameter and an opening of the cuticle structure.

Whilst several tourism scholars have deconstructed the notion of authenticity on heritage environments either from a theoretical or empirical perspective, few, if any, have undertaken a close look at Pine and Gilmore's (2007) genres of authenticity, namely natural, original, exceptional, referential, and influential.

The Centre followed standard treatment protocols and annual reviews were undertaken as close to the patient's birthday as possible, predominantly when they were clinically stable.

Finally, there is the collaborative part of the intervention as the APN's work is undertaken in close coordination with the GP:  The GP documents which module he or she recommends for the intervention plan.