Fear can lead to costly and irrational decision-making, including the undertaking of behaviors with greater objective risk [1], [43].
On Kölbel's view, an assertion that $p$ is made with the (Brandomian) undertaking of the "obligation to justify that $p$ on request".
Some of that has to do with the daunting undertaking of coming to grips with something so big, unwieldy and ambitious.
The agency's mission, she said, is "is too important to dilute with the massive undertaking of creating and administering a new health care system".
The New Yorker, December 27 , 1947P. 16 Incidental Intelligence: A number of physicians around town record their appointments in engagement books given them at the end of the year by, and inscribed with the name of, the undertaking firm of Walter B. Cooke.
The problem with this Kafkaesque undertaking, of course, was that it became increasingly difficult to manage the flood of material.
Bill Gates, whose foundation largely financed the endeavor, contrasted the undertaking with the development of vaccines for measles, smallpox and polio.
Mr. Goldman came to the arts center with the idea of undertaking real estate ventures, having helped shepherd the expansion and renovation of Carnegie Hall.
But they also did note that they found the tasks "challenging" (OECD 2013a, 24)―a fact which, when coupled with the reality of undertaking the tasks in a low-stakes environment, may have resulted in the low levels of effort.
