Sentence examples for committed to quantity from inspiring English sources

Most trustees are corporate executives and businessmen, committed to quantity, numbers and the bottom line.

As a Catholic theologian, James is committed to the view that some quantities and qualities can subsist without a subject, for instance extension and color, a view for which he attempts to provide a philosophical justification.

However, if Lange adopts Lorentz-invariance as both a necessary and sufficient condition for the reality of a physical quantity, then he is committed to the view that rest-energy is real for the very same reasons he is committed to the view that rest-mass is real.

Although wounds had increased quantities of progenitor cells committed to a connective tissue phenotype, these cells were not yet further committed to a form bone.

Then you have to commit to the quantities it takes to justify production.

They were committed to continuing to consume alcohol, particularly in binge quantities, and were not willing to consider, nor change their alcohol consumption patterns in the foreseeable future.

Disease reduces the quantity of outputs produced from the resources committed to animal production and thus the benefits people obtain from them.

Committed to converting entire range to Rspo by 2015 *POOR Tesco: Bought unspecified quantity of GreenPalm certificates for in-store bakery and a few other products.

Alternatively, by postponing egg laying in the partner the latter may be committed to invest more resources per egg, thus increasing egg quality (rather than quantity).

I'm committed to using my voice and talking about women writers who aren't getting the quality or quantity of attention that their male peers receive.

"You committed to something.