Sentence examples for committed enough for some from inspiring English sources

At his press conference, Roddick simply announced that he was no longer committed enough to the sport to endure a full year on the tour, which confirmed suspicions that he hadn't been committed enough for some time.

The book should serve as an introduction to S.D.S. for curious students who aren't committed enough for Kirkpatrick Sale's 750-page version.

Donors have not committed enough money for even one of the two studies needed to confirm a promising South African trial of the microbicide and get it into women's hands.

"My guess is that it would cause many Americans to wonder what the point of citizenship is if anyone can vote without even bothering to learn or be committed enough to apply for naturalization," he said via email.

In fact, he would tease me for not being committed enough".

"He would tease me for not being committed enough," she says.

Menzies Campbell, foreign affairs spokesman for the third-party Liberal Democrats, faulted the government for not becoming committed enough to the United Nations peacekeeping effort.

" 'Lowest prices ever,'Everythingng must go' — that was my first real acting job," he said, "though I was criticized for not being committed enough to my Stanislavskyesque technique".

It is the rare candidate who is committed enough to public service to run for the seat where he or she will have the most impact -- even if it is not the most high profile.

Some people are not independent enough and some are not committed enough to knowledge.

Rhee argues that education can be the solution to poverty, and that recent successes show - that if we're committed enough - we can create real opportunities for low-income kids.