Sentence examples for being less committed from inspiring English sources

The big issue is that women are somehow seen as being less committed to their employers because they are now mothers.

But this is misleading, because Labour-leaners are less committed to turning out.

Men in particular were less committed to cohabiting relationships than married ones.

Mrs. Hicks, 33, a warehouse manager, was less committed to the exercise component.

Trump is less committed to social conservatism than any Republican nominee in memory.

What is the secret here that Obama is less committed to protecting due process than one would have hoped?

Bullied employees also were more likely to report job stress and be less committed to their jobs.

It appears Pfizer was less committed to the drug than Agouron Pharmaceuticals, the biotechnology company that initially signed the deal with Immune Response in 1998.

A survey by the Fawcett Society found that three in 10 Britons think men are more committed to their job after having a baby – and nearly half of respondents think women are less committed after having children.

(I found myself shamefacedly thinking, as I read about the boys' crime, Sure, it's bad, but I'd imagined something even worse!) Attending to the secrets, we are less committed to their creators, the characters themselves.

Gladwell draws a distinction between strong-tie and weak-tie movements, but successful change requires both: the few at the top need the logistical support of many who are less committed.