Sentence examples for impossible to commit to from inspiring English sources

Again, despite the ubiquity of digital devices, the interplay of fire diffused by smoke seemed impossible to commit to video.

Sometimes some new cause comes up and time constraints make it impossible to commit to it, but in our hearts we are always ready to share and to help, and give a voice to messages that can change things in this world".

His cry at the end of this passage emerges from a place of pain, as he seeks refuge in God's mercy: "For unless You grant me forgiveness and bestow Your mercy upon me, I shall be among the lost!" This is a reminder that the decision to disassociate from loved ones is a terribly painful one to make and, without God's mercy, almost impossible to commit to.

It is impossible for retailers to commit to reduce food waste without persuading customers to buy what they need and eat what they buy.

It is impossible for energy companies to commit to sustainable energy supplies without helping customers save energy.

His management style was to commit to the impossible and drive his staff, often cruelly, to produce results.

He claimed that it is physically impossible to commit suicide after listening to Umm Kulthum.

"With a young family and responsibilities at City Hall, I have found it impossible to commit the time required to complete this effort the way it needs to — and should — be done," he said.

Although public opinion made it impossible to commit more troops, Nixon was still confident he could end the war with a favourable settlement.

The new federal transportation bill, for example, authorized funding for a program that seeks to prevent the crime of drunken driving not by raising public consciousness or issuing stiffer punishments — but by making the crime practically impossible to commit.

But suppose that a tenacious skeptic raises the following objection: the timing argument relies on the two crimes that I called the "later" crimes; but one of these two later crimes, the crime of refusing to compensate Tom and Beulah for their enslavement, seems impossible to commit unless the first crime of slavery was already committed.