Sentence examples similar to committed looking from inspiring English sources

But the worriers (including the then head of the American army) who predicted that the post-war stabilisation would require more soldiers than have so far been committed look more likely to be vindicated.Mr Bush's people are clinging to the idea they were blindsided by a freak occurrence.

Before you commit, look at your job stability, your desire to remain in a particular location, and your willingness to spend the time, money and energy it takes to maintain a home.

Osborne said the Tories were committed to looking at the issue.

Prawit committed to looking into the testimony in order to determine the truth.

Mr Cragoe is committed to looking after his customers and makes sure his staff get a fair deal, too.

"I am committed to looking at this with a fresh perspective and new sense of possibility," the statement said.

He committed to looking at ways of getting the private sector in the coal industry, which is state owned and producing far too little of the black stuff.

I've committed to looking at ways to ensure that no one will lose pay and no supervisor will have to apply for their own job.

There will still be outsourcing as there has been for many years but we are committed to looking at these new models".

Wright says Ofgem has committed to looking again at those recommendations and will be coming out with a call for evidence and "engaging with stakeholders".

"We are already committed to looking at new ways to encourage the take-up of science qualifications, in particular physics, at all levels".