Sentence examples for undertaken soon from inspiring English sources

Consequently, plans to find a suitable site for the capital of the new Indian Punjab were undertaken soon after partition.

Still, some engineers said that the analysis effort should not hamper recovery work and that if it were not undertaken soon, important information would be destroyed.

Death rates are high, especially when surgery to remove the fungal masses and infiltrated tissues and treatment with antifungal drugs are not undertaken soon enough.

Though Nasa scientists are hopeful that the New Horizons mission and others like it will bring a new interest in funding more projects to the outer solar system, it's unlikely that any new missions will be undertaken soon.

A team of scientists led by Dr Gary Kobinger, from the public health agency of Canada, which is developing the drug with Californian company LeafBio wrote in Nature: "We hope that initial safety testing in humans will be undertaken soon, preferably within the next few months, to enable the compassionate use of ZMapp as soon as possible".

More experiments on pseudo-emulsion physics and chemistry should be undertaken soon, where increased efforts should be made in the collection of more and more experimental data and correlating them with the stability of foams in oil-saturated carbonate reservoirs.

They have clashed over the timing of Griffin's earlier effort to challenge California's Proposition 8 on the broadest constitutional grounds, which Wolfson believed was undertaken too soon.

In the evaluation study, analyses of the collected data were undertaken as soon as the first data were collected.

"Interviews with the officiating referees and some forensic documentary material remain outstanding, but with the support of Safa will be undertaken as soon as possible".

Fissure sealants using standard unfilled resin or using flowable composite should be undertaken as soon as possible after eruption because the dental hard tissues at the bottom of the invagination may be very porous and close to the pulp.

Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said the weakness of the latest PMI surveys would "add to calls for more aggressive central bank stimulus, including full-scale quantitative easing, to be undertaken as soon as possible".