Sentence examples similar to time commitments prevented it from inspiring English sources
The majority of these women indicated that work or other time commitments prevented their partners from attending the clinic.
In fact, student athletes said, "Sleep is the number one thing their athletic time commitments prevent them from doing, ultimately hindering their athletic and academic performance," the report states.
It's the familiar tale, she wanted to let ideas come in their own time, but contracts and commitments prevented that; when she looks back on her years in the band, it is "the pressure to perform, the pressure to create" that she recalls first.
But this time Mr Blair's commitments prevented the two leaders meeting.
The open access pulled in volunteers interested in pitching in occasionally, as well as those who wanted to make a more substantial time commitment to preventing food waste and helping the hungry.
There are times when work or other commitments prevent you from including your pet in your planned schedule.
Due to the time commitments associated with conventional unit-based dialysis, it seems logical that if treatment is conducted at night, then people may be more active during the day, thus preventing the severe decline of aerobic capacity.
It's the same gruelling schedule and time commitments.
Agree to time commitments.
Yet the experience of many mentors, especially those in limited supply such as senior executive women, is that the free-range scope of most mentoring engagements presents a time commitment and emotional investment that prevents having more than one or two protégés at a time.
