They have to be committed to finding knowledge and most of my colleagues seem to be more committed to getting a publication than finding knowledge, that's unfortunate.
"For us, I don't think we could be more committed".
We've got to be more committed going to the net".
We have to be more committed to taking away the puck.
Asian, Chinese, and black African culture seem to be more committed to the institution of family.
But his supporters appear to be more committed than either Romney's or Gingrich's.
Our debates may be more contentious if we allow religion in, but they will also be more committed and honest.
The main difference was that stayovers formed out of convenience, whereas cohabitation tended to be more committed and directed as a possible step toward marriage or family.
Labor and Industry, caught in a sensual embrace, seem to be more committed to producing the fruit of their union than the allegory strictly required.
Moreover, Ashton ("Ash") Carter, Mr Obama's new defence secretary, is reckoned to be more committed to ensuring a respectable denouement in Afghanistan than was his predecessor, Chuck Hagel.
Suppose your answers to these questions suggest that you would be more committed to the potential deal than your counterpart would.
