Sentence examples for unlikely undertaking from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lawler was especially qualified for the unlikely undertaking.

And what about Ms. Leandrou, who was the catalyst for the whole unlikely undertaking?

It was an unlikely undertaking for a woman now in her early seventies, made odder by the fact that Barry had expended little effort to market the records.

Though no Seabiscuit, Jackson was a reasonably unlikely hero, undertaking his road trip on a bet with little preparation, and completing it only after so many breakdowns that, to the viewer, it becomes impossible to keep count.

This means that Mr. Calderón's successor is unlikely to undertake major reforms.

On the basis of that ruling, he could apply to the courts for compensation — a battle he was unlikely to undertake at his age.

Although their gambles in the Middle East have failed disastrously, the Bush administration and its allies seem extremely unlikely to undertake similarly impartial self-examination.

To be sure, Egypt's military is unlikely to undertake security sector reform on its own, which is why international encouragement is vital.

It is the kind of long-term project, with an even longer horizon for paying for itself, that private investors alone would be unlikely to undertake.

Despite a general distaste for the way their online images are being treated, the majority of the public are unlikely to undertake these procedures in order to protect their online images.

A spokesman for the couple said they were unlikely to undertake any engagements in the next few weeks as William would be concentrating on his flying with the RAF search and rescue force.