Sentence examples for been able to commit from inspiring English sources

Although I've played with Kindles and iPads and Nooks, and I like them all in theory, I haven't been able to commit to any of them.

At that time, David J. Sheehan, the trustee's lawyer, bluntly asserted that Mr. Madoff "would not have been able to commit this massive Ponzi scheme without this bank".

EU countries have been able to commit an entire continent to minimum carbon reduction targets – and the next few years are crucial for strengthening these goals.

Would Anderson have been able to commit the murder between the time the movie ended and the time the phone calls began?

"And we would not have been able to commit to welcoming 12,000 additional Syrian and Iraqi refugees, on top of this".

But otherwise, the way his cast have been able to commit to a harrowing scene and then withdraw has been a wonder to Durkin.

If I love this man, and am able to commit to the idea of being with him, I must take seriously his commitments, and his intentions.

The next time, we may not be able to commit the troops".

Most people find it better for their relationships if friends are able to commit to more in-person time together.

"I would never be able to commit a felony with any spontaneity and get away with it.

The question is would being tied down to the daily news grind be something she'd want to do or be able to commit to?