Sentence examples for commitment has wavered from inspiring English sources

Mark's commitment has wavered at times, but that's normal.

It might also send a useful warning to his brother Jeb, whose commitment to restoration has wavered since his re-election as Florida's governor.

Meanwhile, as the commitment of politicians to the deal has wavered, so has that of the gangs: the murder rate has already started to creep back up.

But officials now fear that any increase will fall far short of its needs because the agency has no leader to fight for its interests and faces a White House that has wavered over its commitment to raise the S.E.C.'s budget and a Republican Congress that has other priorities.

And although its mission was enlarged substantially this summer when Congress adopted the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, authorizing a 77percentt increase in its budget, the financing has remained in doubt because the White House has wavered over its commitment for such a large increase.

Britain has wavered between Europe and America.

But his faith has wavered.

It has wavered in popularity.

Ahmadinejad has wavered on implementation dates.

Even so, the country has wavered in its resolve to address the problem.

But he added: "Our commitment has not wavered.