Sentence examples for committed often from inspiring English sources

Long hours, low pay and staggering caseloads are so common that even the most committed often give up.

Establishment of grounds for belief that the offense of tax evasion has been committed often requires a reconstruction of the taxpayer's income from many individually unrevealing facts which are not susceptible of a concise statement in a complaint.

The murders in Highsmith country are committed, often almost accidentally, by everyday sociopaths, men with masks who find themselves drowning a wife's lover in a swimming pool, say, just because the opportunity presents itself.

Like the Scot, he was a dominant central midfielder, fiercely committed, often violent ( this classic Souness tackle is richly evocative of Keane on Haaland) but also very, very good.

In Concert," Pryor delivered many superb, committed, often brief performances hidden in movies that were mediocre or worse.

In this open-marriage conception of non-monogamous relationships, there is still a central, committed (often legally married) couple, who allow one another to engage in purely sexual (or at least quite casual) outside relationships.

So, a nice guy standing in front of her, ready to commit, often scares her more than a non-committal bad boy who keeps running away.

In general, commit early and commit often, and not only when refactoring.

But in cases where no environmental crimes were committed, we often could not prosecute.

They weren't roughnecks, exactly, but they were committed, and often teams found it challenging to match their intensity.

In one of baseball's innumerable puzzles, errors are committed most often by shortstops, who are widely regarded as the most talented fielders in the game.