Sentence examples for undertaking to something from inspiring English sources

The motives might be of extremely different natures, from an individual undertaking to something collective and planned.

"I take the simple view that if you undertake to do something, you should do it," he said.

For this, solution polymerization of the hit monomers can be undertaken to form linear polymers, something we have previously shown to be readily achievable whilst retaining the anti-attachment performance in the majority of hits.

Action planning involves giving a written undertaking to do something specific.

McFeely undertook to do works.

While I would be undertaking something new, to the degree that I had intended to do it all along, it would be misleading to say that I underwent a change.

They, along with 124 others, decided to undertake something unlawful: conspiring to close down the offending emitter.

And were Iran to undertake something truly inimical to Western interests – shutting the Strait of Hormuz, attacking the Gulf States' oil facilities – I don't think an Iranian nuke would deter the U.S. from intervening.

At times, he gives the impression that he has taken up architecture in the way that Michelangelo or Raphael or Jefferson did: not as a primary vocation, but as an intellectual and humanistic challenge to undertake before moving on to something else.

Moreover Addison understood himself to be undertaking something "entirely new" in advancing a theory of taste (Addison and Steele 1879, no. 409).

"The message needs to be clearer, it needs to be crisper and people need to know that the job we are trying to undertake isn't something that can be done in the blink of an eyelid".