Sentence examples for undertaken too from inspiring English sources

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.

I wonder whether the training and skill-building and job-search components of the original 1990's welfare reform dream would now be regarded as equal successes, had they been undertaken, too.

It is possible that transport was undertaken too early after treatment modification with insufficient time for stabilization, leading to a direct risk to the patient.

The appropriateness of cataract surgery procedures has been questioned, the suggestion being that the surgery is sometimes undertaken too early in the disease progression.

In the wake of the snowfall itself came strong winds that abruptly resculpted the landscape, undoing in an hour or two all the hard work of snow clearing that many people undertook too early.

Others note that, whereas six years ago foreign banks lent Softbank the money to buy out Vodafone in Japan, this time Japan's deal-starved megabanks provided all the debt, possibly after undertaking too little analysis of the risks.The access to cheap finance (and a strong yen) may be Mr Son's secret weapons, however.

The housebuilding programmes that were undertaken were too little too late.

It is too late for those who died in Iraq: too many citizens were not paying attention -- grave actions were undertaken while too many citizens slept.

This is as true for rich countries (witness the United States and its saving-and-loans fiasco, or Britain and its credit-driven boom of the late 1980s) as for poor ones.What muddies the water, however, is that liberalisation has very often been undertaken with too little regard for the warnings in the early pro-reform literature.

He claims that the only purpose of the Council is to be "a protest" against the Supreme Court's action from on high, and to offer "a sort of warning," in his own ill-chosen words, that social change, however necessary, should not be undertaken in too much of a hurry.

However, the appropriateness of some cataract surgery procedures has been questioned repeatedly, the suggestion being that the surgery is sometimes undertaken at too early a stage in the disease progression [ 7- 9].