Sentence examples for be so committed from inspiring English sources
But what of those companies that might not be so committed to downtown's renewal?
Japanese workers might be so committed that they might be willing to exceed accepted levels of exposure.
It suddenly occurred to me why B.S.G.R. officials might be so committed to the notion that Touré had not been married to the old General.
Loria said it was "ironic that these parties are now claiming to be so committed to baseball in Montreal" when they had been unwilling to help relieve the team's operating losses.
The risk, he added, "is that they could be so committed to their highly advertised tightening path that it will be difficult for them to change to a significantly easier path" — i.e., resort to quantitative easing — "if that should be required".
The risk, he added, "is that they could be so committed to their highly advertised tightening path that it will be difficult for them to change to a significantly easier path"—i.e., resort to quantitative easing—"if that should be required".
Not all MPs were so committed.
Not all police chiefs are so committed to transparency though.
