Sentence examples for would never undertake from inspiring English sources

That infuriated North Korea, and South Korea said it would never undertake such a large-scale airlift again.

One would never undertake such a thing if one were not driven by some demon whom one can neither resist or [sic] understand.

One would never undertake such a thing if one were not driven on by some demon which one can neither resist nor understand".

"I would never undertake this without some help," said Dr. Warren, who is the Wyeth-Ayers Professor of Women's Health at Columbia.

Executives with the contractors said they normally would never undertake a project, especially a $1 billion job like the World Trade Center cleanup, without basic liability coverage.

One would never undertake such a thing if one were not driven on by some demon whom one can neither resist nor understand".

Each time they refused, brandishing her sworn undertaking that she would "never attempt to see" her child.

I would never have undertaken that paper-route-financed journey absent the world-wonder kindled by my pen pal.

His lawyers argued that the undercover operatives, having invested major resources and time into the case, manipulated Mr. Mohamud into a plot he would never have undertaken on his own.

It was dollars, he also believes, that led to Vietnam: without the booming economy, America would never have undertaken the war (just as he thinks that without the bullish stock market of recent years, George W Bush would not have gone into Iraq).

Such vapid reductionism would never be undertaken, of course, by anyone with genuine intellectual integrity.