Sentence examples for Be sufficiently committed to from inspiring English sources

"Such has been the attention from Real Madrid, and so great is Gareth's desire to join them, that we have taken the view that the player will not be sufficiently committed to our campaign in the current season.

"Such has been the attention from Real Madrid, and so great is Gareth's desire to join them, we have taken the view that the player will not be sufficiently committed to our campaign in the current season.

If big donors are sufficiently committed to their cause, there is nothing to prevent them giving as before.

It deepens suspicion as to whether Romney is sufficiently committed to repealing the Obama health care law".

Ms. Yellen's critics, however, have long questioned whether she is sufficiently committed to preventing too much inflation.

The document also reveals voting figures which provide a clue as to how many people are sufficiently committed to turn up to Momentum's business meetings.

Obama said that the intervention "averted large-scale civilian casualties" but made clear he felt Europe had not been sufficiently committed to helping sort out the country.

He was sufficiently committed to ride about 40 miles of yesterday's sodden route himself, chatting to participants as he went along to gauge their views.

Labour, whose leader has no instinctive affinity with the EU, may struggle to make its voice heard, but it is sufficiently committed to Britain's continuing membership to decline to play political footsie with the timetable.

So when my wife and I separated, I was sufficiently committed to preserving my close relationship with my stepchildren that I moved from our co-op on Central Park West to a studio around the corner.

Barbara Listing, president of Right to Life of Michigan, said that in the recording that her group had sent out by telephone, she had highlighted Mr. Bush's anti-abortion record while criticizing Mr. McCain for not being sufficiently committed to opposing abortion.