Sentence examples for for not being able to commit from inspiring English sources

That idea not only beggars belief in its logistics, but two of those kinds moves in three years and a franchise starts to get a reputation for not being able to commit to the contracts they put to paper.

Then with Phil not being able to commit to the band, he and Machine Head parted ways.

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

The perception that a woman with children will not be able to commit 100% to her job prevails, Dutertre reckons.

But I won't be able to commit fraud in a brick-and-mortar store".

For this, she has been castigated for not being able to take a compliment, branded a "feminazi" and told that she has committed career suicide.

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

Houghton's role was the paid specialist coaching fund, but the club have not yet been able to commit to this again for next season.

"Madoff would not have been able to commit this massive Ponzi scheme without this bank," David J. Sheehan, a lawyer for the trustee, Irving H. Picard, said in a statement after the case was filed in United States District Court in Manhattan.

He might therefore have abandoned the attack entirely if he did not expect to be able to commit a shooting massacre in the Abraham Hall.

Sir Michael Lyons was its first chairman but announced in September that he would not be seeking a further term because the job was too demanding for the time he was able to commit to it.