Sentence examples for we cannot do everything from inspiring English sources

We cannot do everything here.

"But [because] of our demands, we cannot do everything.

We cannot do everything with just a volunteer board".

But because we cannot do everything does not mean that we should do nothing.

They have their promises, but we have our procedures, and we cannot do everything.

"We cannot do everything all the time, and we are doing the best we can," he said.

"If that's what they want, they have to know that we simply cannot do everything we are doing now, but for less money," said one Pentagon budget officer who was not authorized to speak for attribution.

"We simply cannot do everything between now and Monday, or a week from Monday, or two weeks from Monday," Mr. Moscow told the justice, adding that he "grossly miscalculated" his ability to prepare the case against Mr. Belnick during the trial of Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz.

Ranging from Walt Whitman to Claudia Rankine, Lerner (himself a well-known poet and novelist) shows that poetry cannot do everything we want it to do—for example, "express irreducible individuality" or "defeat time"—but is "no less essential for being impossible".

"The NSPCC cannot do everything and be everywhere, so we must ensure that our actions are targeted where they are most needed and are designed to have influence well beyond those we are able to help directly," says Wanless. "Last year we spent over £111m on charitable services, over 90% of which came from sources other than the government.

Parents cannot do everything for their children nor can we shield them from everything.