Sentence examples for too many resolutions from inspiring English sources

One of the easiest routes to failure is to have too many resolutions.

"The people of Darfur have been offered too many words and too many resolutions.

AS we edge into the new year with too many resolutions, I can say I am at least one of the few American women who is not obsessed with her weight.

Perhaps the NUS recognises, given the ample evidence on social media, too many resolutions to not to do this, or not talk to that, can weaken a form of protest that probably worked best when it was unusual, simple, relentless and, arguably, unfair.

Personally, as I said a while ago, I feel that Parliament votes on too many resolutions and that this inflated number of resolutions reduces the value of other, politically essential resolutions.

I, too, have made many resolutions this year and while I've kept a few important ones, I've broken many too.

Do not make too many big ticket resolutions that never get met.

That's why setting too many New Year's resolutions is ineffective.

So, in a nutshell, having too many New Year's resolutions is a prescription for not keeping any of them.

Unfortunately, all too many couples set resolutions that are either impossible to keep or that actually work against the relationship.

He had generated too many scenarios without conceivable resolutions.