Sentence examples for committed long term from inspiring English sources

Kevin Durant has committed long term to Oklahoma City.

Many are committed long term to helping be part of the game's growth.

This has enabled the company to be quite selective, says managing director Jacqui Adams: "We want to make sure they're going to be committed long term".

Too soon to tell – but if we get 1% of the population of Ashfield engaged and committed long term to Write to Freedom, it will be enough.

He is said to be committed long term to building City into a top Premier League and European club, which his executives argue will ultimately be financially sustainable.

"The message would be that the state is not committed long term, and the new industry will look at other states where they can find a fully engaged partner".

Guardiola's intensity creates frayed relations; he demands total commitment yet never committed long-term to Barcelona, always being able to walk away.

"The consortium has committed long-term strategic investors.

They have been reminding the region's governments that they are committed long-term investors.

Last month, Diamond said the "consortium has committed long-term strategic investors.

We haven't got any targets, we haven't got any committed, long-term, meaningful funding.