Sentence examples for undertaken last from inspiring English sources

It was undertaken last Oct. & lasted about a fortnight.

An Ipsos Mori poll, undertaken last month, has found that the public doesn't trust government and scientific claims about climate change, said the BBC's website yesterday.

The investigation by the office of the sergeant-at-arms, William Pickle, was undertaken last November after parts of the memorandums appeared in news accounts in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Times and a column by Robert Novak.

More than half of people in an ICM survey undertaken last February thought that buying Fairtrade products was the responsible thing to do, but only 16% had heard of Fairtrade gold, compared to 64% who knew of Fairtrade tea and coffee.

A benchmarking survey undertaken last academic year revealed that the proportion of institutions providing specialist careers provision for international students increased from 42% in 2009/10 to 60% 2010/11, partly because a third of careers services developed programmes with alumni overseas to promote the employability of international students.

A survey undertaken last academic year by detergent brand, Muvo, found students going to great length to avoid doing the washing, resorting to measures including: turning underwear inside out, digging clothes back out of the washing basket, buying new clothes instead, and using the 'sniff' method to check freshness.

The last search was undertaken May 20 2008.

Fine, that last statement might veer towards hyperbole, but the dance world's response to SoundCloud's aggressive copyright hoarding crusade undertaken last week neared similarly apocalyptic levels of hysteria.

"Public consultation on the referral undertaken last year also remains valid," she said.

In a survey undertaken last year, it turned out that India lagged behind America alone in its love for that country and for George Bush.

The improvement appeared to reflect results from a radical plan undertaken last fall to increase profit by essentially reducing the airline's market share.