Sentence examples for undertaking not only from inspiring English sources

Jointly financed by Dutch and English capitalists, this project was a controversial undertaking, not only for the engineering techniques used but also because it employed Dutch instead of English workmen.

It illustrates how clinical research can be a risky undertaking not only for the subject but also for the investigator.

This chapter illustrates how clinical research can be a risky undertaking not only for the subject but also for the investigator.

The whole point of signing up to the treaty is that we undertook not only not to use them ourselves but to try to prevent their use by friends and allies".

The rehabilitation of the main building, begun in 1982, had to be undertaken not only without public funds but also without massive corporate support of the sort the Statue of Liberty enjoyed.

Brexit, notes Dominic Cook of Oxford University's Saïd Business School, is "the biggest transformational project a UK government has ever undertaken" not only because of foreign negotiations but "the inward-facing part: implementing and educating in the UK".

But he also elects to venture into Lincoln's awareness and perceptions, and, when he does, it's an all-in enterprise, a physical incursion undertaken not only to extract characterizing thoughts but also to influence them.

The purchase program, which still requires approval from federal officials, would be among the most ambitious ever undertaken, not only in scale but also in how Mr. Cuomo would be using the money to begin reshaping coastal land use.

William Hosley, former curator of American decorative arts at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford, said in a telephone interview that the research on the book had been "the most painstaking research effort ever undertaken, not only in Connecticut, but arguably for any specific body of regional furniture anywhere in America".

But listening to the small changes enacted over the past year in individual publishers and other organisations, the book audits looking at exactly what is being produced, the mainstreaming of diverse books undertaken not only by Letterbox Library but by small publishers like Sweet Apple (see their wonderful Oddsockasaurus), there is some movement.

Optimization was undertaken not only to yield the best performance, but also to minimize the variation in quality.