Examples of 'having to undergo' in a sentence
Meaning of "having to undergo"
having to undergo - involves experiencing or enduring a specific process, often one that is challenging or difficult
How to use "having to undergo" in a sentence
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What misery of having to undergo all that.
Not having to undergo the embarrassment of being called a genius.
Decreases the danger of having to undergo chemotherapy.
Having to undergo repairs on your boiler can be as expensive as it is inconvenient.
It helped me relax without having to undergo amniocentesis.
Having to undergo a second surgery was a big shock for May-Lie.
Appreciating someone having to undergo intensive and invasive.
He had already been occupying the position for two years without having to undergo a competition.
This is without having to undergo traditional plastic surgery and all that comes with it.
Early detection prevented her from having to undergo chemotherapy.
From having to undergo skin grafts. that I think will prevent you.
It was a good experience for having to undergo an unpleasant thing.
It is therefore possible that environmentally significant projects may escape having to undergo an EIA.
This will avoid the case of having to undergo the procedures again.
Having to undergo IVF is time-consuming, costly, and emotionally draining.
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This means that existing methods are having to undergo some changes.
Having to undergo an emergency C-section.
You wish to achieve a trimmer look without having to undergo an invasive surgical procedure.
Environmentally significant projects may therefore avoid having to undergo an EIA.
Handle these problems without having to undergo expensive and painful surgery?
Environmentally significant projects may therefore escape having to undergo an EIA.
You are exempt from having to undergo a TB test in the following situations,.
Is it possible to enhance your breast size without having to undergo surgery?
Many women find themselves faced with having to undergo a procedure called a hysterectomy.
After all, these problems are characteristic of a country that is having to undergo a multifaceted transition.
This new method of organisation avoids them having to undergo decompression too frequently.
Holders have a direct access to the labour market, without having to undergo any further procedures.
This led to the young Cappeau having to undergo an amputation of his hand.
Such penetration would otherwise lead to the product having to undergo a costly manual after-treatment.
Plus, I was terrified of having to undergo a rectal exam.
For other people, it 's the thought of having to undergo a pelvic exam.
He has suffered a series of health problems including having to undergo a quadruple heart bypass in 1997.
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Procedures that the subject will undergo
Other applicants undergo a competitive selection process
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I am not accustomed to having contractors dictate terms
But having my own business has prevented me
Thank you for having me for so long
