Sentence examples for undertaking only a from inspiring English sources
It's an undertaking only a massive multinational would dare attempt.
Despite dozens of investigations, the office has undertaken only a handful of prosecutions in the last few years.
Because of limited opportunities for food, few bird species remain in taiga regions through the long cold winters, although some undertake only a short migration south.
When a location design variable of a certain component is perturbed, attached finite elements to the component boundary are assumed to undertake only a shift of material properties while the finite element mesh itself remains geometrically unchanged.
J.S.P., posted on nytimes.com My wife and I discussed this article, and we determined that sex should be an onerous duty, undertaken only a few times, for the express purpose of creating the next generation.
As recommended by the ISSCR this approach should only occur when certain conditions are satisfied such as: a robust scientific rationale; peer review of the proposed approach; data collection and clinical follow-up; undertaking only to treat a small number of patients who have provided informed consent; and commitment to more formal clinical trials in a timely manner (Figure 1).
Zhang's preference for undertaking only ambitious problems is rare.
News of the defection came as the Obama campaign and the Democratic National Committee said they were establishing a joint fund-raising committee, a step usually undertaken only by a party's presumptive nominee.
And so large a change should be undertaken only for a system that can be defended on its own merits.For this newspaper, that system would have to be genuinely more proportional than the current one.
A fourth attempt should be undertaken only by a more experienced colleague.
The ALARP principle (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) is described in it: Between the region of unacceptable risk and the region of broadly accepted risk, there is a tolerability region where risk is undertaken only if a benefit is desired and where each risk must be made as low as reasonably practicable (see Fig. 1 below).
