Sentence examples for a lessened commitment from inspiring English sources

He said two factors behind the erosion were the strong competition for top students and a "lessened commitment to enabling low-income students to attend private universities".

However, developing a tendency to regularly tabulate costs and benefits is a precarious relationship context compared to devoting attention to shared resources, goals, and values as this can lessen commitment to the relationship (e.g., Aron & Aron, 1997; Stafford & Canary, 2006).

She, like some other Hispanic activists and progressive groups, has balked at what she sees as a lessening of commitment on immigration issues by Democrats like Ms. Sinema who are trying to woo independents and moderate Republicans.

Has this lessened my commitment to ending it?

That meant that investors lessened their commitment to stocks when prices were low, and could not maximize their returns when the market rebounded.

But Schapiro insisted that Williams would not diminish as a Division III athletic power or lessen its commitment to wildly successful sports teams.

But, the company insists, the move doesn't have any implication for its existing factories, or for the 240 workers in Cumbria who might see those figures as being indicative of a lessening of a commitment to making shoes in the county.

Scientists and groups that advocate AIDS research said the vaccine failure should not lessen the commitment to develop a vaccine.

Why on Earth would an environmentally friendly act make presumably environmentally friendly Democrats lessen their commitment?

Mr Raja calls the approach "re-radicalisation" - not trying to lessen offenders' commitment to their faith, but instead developing an understanding of the importance of peace in Islam.

There, people from street vendors to Government officials expressed fear today that disorder in Nigeria would cause that country to lessen its commitment in Sierra Leone, perhaps allowing the rebels to make a comeback.