Sentence examples for commit to a real from inspiring English sources

Burnham also used his interview to round on the government decision to commit to a real terms increase in NHS funding, which he said will result in "severe cuts" for other crucial public services on which people depend.

"It's virtual, but at the same time it's the real thing," said the director, Jeanni Hall, 32, of Odenton, Md. "The energy I commit to this is equal or more than I would commit to a real play".

If you want to start trading full time, then you need to be willing to commit to a real full time schedule.

And Detroit just fed their addictions — so it never committed to a real energy-efficiency retooling of its fleet.

Serious peacemakers must confront the litany of evidence that even the so-called moderate Palestinian leadership is not committed to a real two-state solution.

He doesn't seem quite capable most of the time of committing to a real relationship and since she's literally just sleeping with him at first, it's impossible to know exactly why she's doing it.

Nevertheless, the abstraction, which was done on a large random sample of records, relied on information committed to a real-world EMR and thus represents a realistic benchmark against which to compare the performance of ARI detection algorithms relative to each other.

I can confirm that in the Conservative manifesto next week we will commit to a minimum real terms increase in NHS funding of £8bn in the next five years".

So I can confirm that in the Conservative manifesto next week we will commit to a minimum real-terms increase in NHS funding of £8bn in the next five years.

Writing in the Guardian, George Osborne, chancellor of the exchequer, wrote: "I can confirm that in the Conservative manifesto next week we will commit to a minimum real-terms increase in NHS funding of £8bn in the next five years".

I didn't get your text.' " Many seem to be too busy gaily texting and e-mailing to commit to a gathering in the real world.