Sentence examples for undertaking because of from inspiring English sources

Scanning imports is a huge undertaking because of the volume of goods involved.

"This is a sacred undertaking because of the sacred worth of individuals the church serves, and this building is in service to their health and spiritual needs".

"This is a new initiative we're undertaking because of the amount of lost revenues to the state in the millions of dollars," he said.

It's a heavy undertaking because of the security needed for an open event where Olympians and dignitaries are intermingling with spectators and local residents.

A production of Wagner's life-enhancing work is always a monumental undertaking because of the sheer scale of the work and the forces it requires, a large chorus as well as a considerable roster of soloists.

Yet the construction of large pipeline infrastructures usually constitutes a major and time-consuming undertaking, because of safety and environmental issues, legal and (geo political siting arguments, technically un-trivial installation processes, and/or high investment cost requirements.

In its way Las Casas' work marked the beginning of the Franciscans' and Dominicans' campaign for native human rights, undertaken because, as children of God, indigenous peoples were also expected to learn about Christ.

The investigation was undertaken because of a new practice by the Bank of Italy.

He said the F.D.A. was limited in the number of inspections it could undertake because of its budget.

These were wholesale and retail — not consumer —recalls and were not undertaken because of potential health risks, the company said.

The result is tens of thousands of tiny monopolies and many profitable projects that are never undertaken because of the high cost of borrowing.