Sentence examples for won't undertake from inspiring English sources

"I'm pretty confident that we won't undertake any financial obligations we can't meet," Mr. Blanchard said.

I won't undertake to identify the many ways that this ruling has animated passions in different sectors of the body politic.

I am a very meticulous planner: I look at all the risks, and if they are too high I won't undertake the project.

Some activities, like mass transportation and pollution reduction, have societal benefits but not necessarily financial ones, and the private sector simply won't undertake them.

There seems to be little the duo won't do for the sake of creating a memorable image, no recipe they won't undertake.

Pharmaceutical companies won't undertake risky research unless discoveries are protected internationally by patents.

There's a book to be written about this, which I'm thankful I won't be undertaking, but one consequence has been a tendency to view the alleged occupants of these sometimes antagonistic camps as homogeneous; thus, for example, "mainstream" poetry is said to be "all the same".

Reducing their intake demands more fundamental changes in how rice is grown and processed changes that likely won't be undertaken until regulated standards compel them.

Don't undertake any exotic wealth-transfer techniques that involve paying gift taxes now—you won't get a refund if the estate tax is repealed.

Because of lack of understanding or not feeling addressed by promotional messages, people remain vulnerable for cervical cancer since they won't feel urged to undertake actions to prevent it.

I warn you that making speculative applications is a lengthy process and one that most people won't have the tenacity to undertake, so look at the hurdles as an advantage as they are reducing the competition.