Sentence examples for undertaking even from inspiring English sources

If so, this adventure is worth undertaking, even if the financial terms are only great from Dubin's point of view.

But the possibility of propping up the vast market for commercial paper could represent an undertaking even broader than the Treasury Department's plan to buy as much as $700 billion in mortgage-backed securities.

Catherine Collins, of the British Dietetic Association, said the doctors had downplayed the metabolic and physical health benefits of undertaking even moderately intense exercise and had used "incomplete evidence" to make their case.

And there's a sort of strategic genius to her presentation of campaigning as grinding work that takes her away from her family, rather than a glorious tour of the world's greatest country that she would be thrilled to be undertaking even if she didn't have to.

The Fed is now undertaking even more unorthodox policy actions.

We make a point here of referring to the virus because it is the real focus of this geographical (and political) undertaking even though we acknowledge that it reduces the bodies of people living with HIV to vectors of disease (Brown 1995).

Eventually Mexican waves were undertaken even when England were jogging through for another try.

With few audits undertaken, even the EPA has to rely on assumptions and guesswork.

It was a reading experience unlike any I'd ever undertaken, even during graduate school at Berkeley.

The last few months have made it a more daunting journey than that undertaken even in 1983.

It has epitomized the valiant struggle against evil undertaken even as Britain, France and the United States cultivated a myopic neutrality.