Sentence examples for be successful to commit from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the statute covers any "endeavor" to obstruct, meaning that the defendant need not be successful to commit the crime.
In order to be successful you have to commit to your exercise plan.
I conveyed to him that if I could be successful in committing suicide, I would".
In order for a control and restoration programme to be successful, land managers must commit to multi-year applications (e.g. Riemer 1976; Kay 1995; Warren et al. 2001; Cheshier et al. 2012; Lombard et al. 2012) in addition to a long-term commitment from land managers and stakeholders (Teal and Peterson 2005).
Instead, you should get a certificate, an associate's degree or a bachelor's degree to show that you have acquired new skills that will help you to be successful and you are committed to a new career.
To be successful, the patient must also commit to a complete lifestyle overhaul, including support groups, exercise programs and diet changes.
For any change to be successful, high-level management must be committed to making the change.
Even though the first test flights of the Arrow were successful, the US government was unwilling to commit to a purchase of aircraft from Canada.
"He is clearly very committed and wants to be successful this season.
Also it will only be successful if all the partners are committed to this cause," Margaret states.
