Sentence examples for we undertake more from inspiring English sources
"We believe we are taking the correct steps by staying fully committed to enhancing our pipeline of products in development, as we undertake more challenging projects," said David Seltzer, the president and chief executive of Hi-Tech, a specialty pharmaceutical company that develops brand-name and generic prescription and over-the-counter drugs.
This measure will serve to identify novel concerns and issues in treating patients with bladder cancer, as we undertake more comprehensive evaluations of their health-related quality of life.
So unless we undertook more ambitious cultural excursions, which none of us found tempting, we had exhausted the attractions in our immediate vicinity.
In addition, we undertook more in-depth examinations of validity.
Food challenges will follow Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy (ASCIA) guidelines as used by the RCH Allergy Clinic and validated within our HealthNuts study in which we undertook more than 1800 oral food challenges 4 6 20 at age 12 months.
In addition, we undertook more definitive analysis of single cells, by combining FISH and immunofluorescence studies to demonstrate the alteration of LC3 expression in cells with monoallelic TP53 deletions and mutant TP53, confirming the redundancy of p53-dependent signalling in the dysregulation of autophagy.
We will undertake more work on environmental impacts, including air quality, noise and carbon.
We need elected officials to make some hard decisions (for example, means testing for Social Security) so we can undertake more short-term borrowing without fear of drowning our children in insurmountable debt.
The catalyst was an investor presentation in New York, during the course of which chief executive Philip Bowman said: We will undertake more active management of our portfolio through a combination of acquisitions that satisfy our strategic and financial objectives and disposals that realise additional value for our shareholders.
Then we should undertake more comprehensive reforms.
Although we need to undertake more work on the educational impact of this system, we suggest that the use of CP might contribute to assessment for learning.
