Sentence examples for wise to undertake from inspiring English sources

Carne said he agreed with the transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, that the industry should conduct a wider review into whether it is wise to undertake so much engineering work in the Christmas or Easter period on the basis that fewer people travel during those times.

Carne said he agreed with the transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, that the industry should conduct a wider review into whether it is wise to try to undertake so much engineering work in the Christmas or Easter period on the basis that fewer people travel during those times.

Mathew Oakley, the independent reviewer for sanctions appointed by the DWP did not join in their fiercest criticism of the system but said it would be wise for the government to undertake a general stock-take of the system in view of the extent to which it has changed over the past two parliaments.

Is it wise for a man to undertake a grand-scale interior design and property development project at the same time as he's trying to qualify a football team for the Champions League on a hugely diminished budget?

Reciprocal Best BlastP Hit (RBBH) analysis [ 19] was used to undertake pair-wise comparisons of the protein complements encoded on the genomes of the eight strains, using the orthology cut-off values of >70% sequence identity and >70% sequence coverage between the query and hit [ 20].

As the old administration leaves, it is always wise for the board, led by its chair, to undertake an environmental scan to determine a next good "fit".

The differences and commonalities will be used to undertake analyses of selectivity in consent, either across all studies or pair-wise.

Not something to undertake lightly.

Some choose to undertake further studies abroad.

My job is to undertake research.

Ohio Wesleyan continues to undertake construction projects.