Sentence examples for fulfil because from inspiring English sources

The pledge has proved difficult to fulfil (because British emigration keeps dropping, and because European Union citizens cannot easily be kept out) and controversial (arguably the economy needs immigrants to grow).

After recently quitting the Army, Prince Harry is due to work with conservation groups in Africa this summer, stating it had been his "dream" that he had been unable to fulfil because of his Army commitments.

His ambition of re-establishing the illustrious Dutch club as a European force appears a formidable one to fulfil because of their lack of spending power and the constant departure of his best players.

"I think that in our circumstances, with the threat that David de Gea is going to Real Madrid, we have to prepare our season and I think Sergio Romero can fulfil that because you have to handle very quickly when it may happen with David de Gea," the United manager said.

"They're moving here to fulfil their dreams, because they can actually do things.

I was able to fulfil my potential because the welfare state provided me with some of the essentials in life.

One primary school in north London said that 10% of its staff are unable to fulfil their roles because of the delays.

Rowley, who will return to London for Puccini's La bohème in 2015, was herself recruited in the summer after the original Isabelle, German soprano Diana Damrau, could no longer fulfil the role because she was pregnant.

McPherson's Printing Group, which is owned by OpusGroup, told the conservative publisher Connor Court it would not be able to fulfil the order because it had been instructed by senior management not to print the book, Connor Court said.

A health select committee report published in August gave a clear indication that the lack of beds had become dangerous and that some doctors had started to section patients, who wouldn't usually be regarded as unwell enough to fulfil the criteria, because that is the only way to force the provision of a bed.

One of the problems in Edinburgh is that companies have to budget for the fact that they are unlikely to fill all seats in the first week or so of the festival, but if the show captures the public imagination they can't fulfil demand later because of the limited run in a limited capacity space.