Sentence examples for committed to said from inspiring English sources

"Everybody pitched in over and above what they had committed to," said Jesse Krasnow of Ansonia Associates.

"The recession came along, and the network wasn't finding the underwriting dollars they had committed to," said Steve Rathe, president of Murray Street Enterprise, which created the program with WGBH in Boston.

"It's a software developer's dream to do something you're committed to," said Ms. Flanagan, who hired graduate students to finish the online game (www.buffalo.edu /scripts/newnews/index.cgi article =theadventu) by the end of this year.

"This to me this is a further investment in parts of the Yahoo business that we are most committed to," said the executive, Brad Garlinghouse, senior vice president for communications and communities at Yahoo.

"They are trying, and failing, to appeal to everyone, and as a result find themselves constantly hedging their bets on a revolution that very few of them understand and very few of them are fundamentally committed to," said Khalid Abdalla, an actor and activist who will not be heading to the polls.

"If we don't decarbonise electricity we've got no hope of meeting all the targets that we are all committed to," said Mr Cameron.

Is the sincere Roman Catholic who finds Dante's worldview congenial and Lucretius' repellent committed to saying that Dante's is the better poem?

But fictionalists cannot say this; they're committed to saying that all four of these sentences are untrue.

Yet we do not want to be committed to saying that that experiment yields its actual result with probability 1.

Thus, on the non-interference view of liberty, we are committed to say that his freedom is increasing over time.

Cavendish is committed to saying that the ideas and minds that we encounter are a part of nature and are material.