Sentence examples for struggled to commit from inspiring English sources

Villas-Boas orders his wide midfielders to work hard defensively and so the team have often struggled to commit men in front of the ball.

While Mr. Trump has struggled to commit to a view on Libya and the ouster of its leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, Mr. Pence initially declared that "Qaddafi must go," even applauding the Obama administration for its position, although his enthusiasm for intervention later seemed to disappear as he found the United States mission there to be directionless.

A partner's standing in life wasn't mentioned, but the importance of compatibility was (by one in 10 in the Australian survey), and ambitious people like you might struggle to commit to someone who seems goalless.

ONCE upon a time on the set of a children's movie in Paris, an American producer recounted to a reporter her love for the story on which it was based, a charming one she had been struggling to commit to film for decades.

Many of us struggle to commit a phone number to memory.

Many of the mom participants struggle to commit 60- 90-minutes a week to fully participate in their six-week Time for Mom-Me® groups, and focus on their own self-care.

Their four-year relationship has played out on the Bravo series, with Rossi struggling to fully commit to Smiley because of his prior financial problems.

If a game's business model hurts gameplay integrity and creates friction, it'll struggle to get committed players and establish a healthy community".

It said it would be inappropriate to expect struggling carmakers to commit themselves to taking part.

Mangold's absence was felt in Oakland, but much more so Sunday night, when the Jets struggled to protect Mark Sanchez, who committed four turnovers and was hit 10 times.

As she struggled to find her range she committed 20 unforced errors in all, many of them followed by a glare.