Sentence examples for undertaking it is from inspiring English sources

An act that appears highly noble in itself may have such negative consequences that the value of actually undertaking it is modified to a disvalue.

Suncor's operations offer a glimpse of how great an undertaking it is to produce oil here.

Stone's report makes clear what a monumental undertaking it is to cool off a city.

Maybe I'll be on 'American Idol.' " Whatever her next undertaking, it is clear that Ms. Leachman is not on the way out.

However, were it not for the unqualified encouragement I received from Milton Friedman at the outset of this undertaking it is questionable whether any of it would have occurred at the time it did.

Rather it is an illustration of what a difficult undertaking it is, and why The Economist has always advocated looking at them all, including our own, with a critical eye.

Not only that, but if a meta-analysis is going to be undertaken, it is more usual to do a systematic review so that all the available studies are included.

But that struggle, for those prepared to undertake it, is, undoubtedly, the most Venetian experience of all.

Before such trials can be undertaken, it is therefore necessary to have well-analyzed retrospective studies that permit sound hypotheses to be generated.

Where surgery is undertaken, it is commonly performed vaginally; there is a perception that this is better tolerated than abdominal surgery.

Although extensive research on steel corrosion in concrete has been undertaken it is more on longitudinal reinforcing bars than stirrups as suggested in the review of published literature.