Sentence examples for a more committed from inspiring English sources

Our special report lays out the opportunities that a more committed and confident president could seize.

Ms Del Ponte had acknowledged mistakes, and promised a more committed approach.

Louvish is a more committed researcher and has come up with new material.

Perhaps due to a more committed marketing spend from backers Sony, it achieved a five-day total of £696,000.

Foreign diplomats and activists will be looking for a more committed Canadian delegation than they've seen at recent climate events.

Much of the Knicks' success stems from Anthony's becoming a more committed passer and defender — two areas that frustrated his previous coaches, D'Antoni and George Karl.

The rationale for university fee deregulation really doesn't go beyond the economic self-interest of the wealthiest institutions, or the pet ideological projects of a government more committed to an echo-chamber of neoliberal nuttery than a decent education at an affordable price.

The Americans fear a Nato run by a Frenchman or by a European more committed to EU interests than to the Atlantic alliance.

"We wanted to be a little more aggressive, a little more committed to getting into the paint and seeing what would happen," Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra said.

Somebody else has to step up and fill the gap - - and it is usually someone who cares a little more, is a little more committed, and who isn't yet willing to give up no matter how ill-prepared they are to fill that new role.

And once the euphoria and Diana-esque hysteria that surrounded Barack Obama's inauguration recedes, the Irish government soon may be facing a president more committed to American protectionism than an open economy, to a White House that will punish US companies that seek to set up in Dublin rather than Detroit or Cork rather than Chicago.