Sentence examples for undertaking hard from inspiring English sources

Steak has also been an important breakfast dish, especially for people undertaking hard outdoor work, such as farmers.

This can give them a sense that you're also undertaking "hard work" in solidarity with them and it can be a very peaceful and effective way to use homework time supervision!

One of South Korea's leading diplomats put it to me this way: "The Lee government has burned all its bridges with North Korea, and has been undertaking hard-line policies with no exit strategy.

Wright is especially revealing about Bin Laden's own personality: his naivety, egalitarianism and surprising austerity — a rare example of a Saudi billionaire prepared to move to the rigours of Afghanistan and undertake hard manual labour and to live in comfortless, rigorous poverty.

While an official for Scientology, Xenophon stated Saxton had "ordered more than 30 people to be sent to Scientology's work camps, where they were forced to undertake hard labour".

Channel 4 has lined up two Associated Newspapers journalists to undertake hard-hitting profiles of potential next prime ministers David Cameron, the Conservative party leader, and the chancellor, Gordon Brown.

Morrell, 51, still undertakes hard-core expeditions and spends only about one month a year in the New York City apartment she shares with her American husband.

One criticism of Mr. Tenet, within the C.I.A. and outside it, has always been that he spent more time tending his close, personal relationship with President Bush than in undertaking the hard work of managing the agency or the broader intelligence spectrum.

The investigation demonstrates a process of poverty alleviation that began with poor villagers undertaking the hardest and most mundane production tasks.

Government must now demonstrates it understands the competitiveness issues at stake by undertaking a hard-edged review of the committee's evidence".

Government must now demonstrate it understands the competitiveness issues at stake by undertaking a hard-edged review of the Committee's evidence".