Sentence examples for commitment to turn out from inspiring English sources
"When you have a small company, sometimes it's not about the economics, but having a commitment to turn out a project that you think will be better than what is out there -- even if it initially costs more than you hoped," Mr. Shur said.
He declared that the supporters' commitment to turn out even in poor conditions was "what momentum looks like".
If the purpose of advertising is to reinforce commitments among voters likely to turn out – a strategy behind much last-minute media spending – Republicans have the edge.
"We need to turn out our people.
"How's it going to turn out?
In a world where nuclear war feels less like a threat and more like a GCal invite I have yet to reply to, the fact that there are new episodes of The X-Files blows fresh, THC-laden air into my lifelong commitment to turning on, tuning in, and dropping out.
But such a commitment to freedom turned out to be a smoke screen for the development of a hereditary dictatorship.
Julius is more crusader than liberal, however, pushing the righteous sword home by endorsing Berman's view that Ramadan's "commitment to ethical thinking turns out to be worthless".
The half-bottle presents a bite-size opportunity with a manageable financial commitment, which turns out to be another benefit of the format.
The Copenhagen Accord, which contained no national commitments or enforcement mechanisms, would turn out to be the only notable achievement of the summit, though, as even many of its backers observed, it wasn't terribly notable.
Commitment without content turns out to be no commitment at all.
