Sentence examples for being able to commit from inspiring English sources

Only 3 infants were ineligible due to low birth weight or neurological exam, with the remaining 99 being due to mothers not being able to commit to staying in the study communities or could not be reached for screening within 7 days of birth.

The courageous Ms Miller says that "journalists simply cannot do their jobs without being able to commit to sources that they won't be identified.

Success relies entirely on being able to commit your entire life to the project for many years and not expect anything in return.

So rather than standing off from each other, we should work to try to prevent the extremists anywhere from being able to commit violence.

Maybe it's the way that the story replaces moral justification with practical efficiency: Gyges' being able to commit murder without getting caught, without any real difficulty, does not mean he is justified in doing so.

When I first heard Donald Trump's taped comments that surfaced last week, I was most struck by the complacency with which he boasted about being able to commit sexual assault because of his status as a powerful, famous man.

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".

"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?

If only I could learn to remember like Cooke, I figured, I would be able to commit reams of poetry to heart and really absorb it.