Sentence examples for we cannot stick from inspiring English sources

"We cannot stick with regulations from the depression meant to regulate Ma Bell".

"But we cannot get stuck in a fight between authors and Internet users while, much more importantly, our music industry is allowed to disappear or gets absorbed by outsiders".

We have to grow from this because we cannot stay stuck on needing more books for gay black boys and more books written by authors of colour for another 100 years".

Informally, this means during path search along one path, an already visited node must not be visited again and we cannot get stuck in infinite loops.

We do usually act collectively, but I think on issues like this there are times when people cannot stick to a whip which is imposed".

We do usually act collectively, but I think on issues like this there are times when people cannot stick to a whip which is imposed," she told the Today programme.

Others simply cannot stick to the complicated drug regimens.

"To compete in an ever more competitive global economy, Japan cannot stick with its current ways.

Rules have never been written and are generally thought to be limited to these: motorcyclists cannot use their feet to kick the ball, and players cannot stick objects into motorcycle wheels — "the Indiana Jones rule," Stever said.

Travis (Mr. Hawke), a former Marine who has moved away to New York City but cannot stick with a job, is preparing to bunk down on the living room couch as the play begins.

What is unusual, and somewhat confusing, about the milk boom compared with other booming commodities is that milk is not like oil: You cannot stick it in barrels and stockpile it.