Sentence examples for committing less time from inspiring English sources

In Japan, the need for graduate programs seems undeniable: lifetime employment is crumbling, employers are committing less time and money to training young workers, and social problems are becoming more complex, increasing the need for experts.

Research finds that Generation Y expects the more out of relationships than ever before, while also committing less time and energy to the process.

One interesting idea is that children are now committing less crime because they would rather spend their time on Facebook or Twitter.

Most residents plan on spending some professional time working abroad in international health with the majority committing less than or equal to 10%.

If you want to commit for less time, Santander has a two-year fixed ISA at 4 per cent with a bonus 0.1 per cent paid at maturity if Rory McIlroy wins an eligible golf major.

(Undocumented immigrants commit less crime than native-born Americans). .

The low harm avoidance offenders committed less impulsive violence than high harm avoidance offenders.

But that won't happen until we Muslims and atheists commit to spending less time speaking past one another and more time speaking with one another.

"I've seen people who committed violent crimes do less time than I have," Mr. St.

On the other hand, a person calling a 911 operator after committing a crime has far less time for strategic wordsmithery and may use fewer, simpler words to suppress or control verbal cues for deception.

What we really need to commit to is to spend less time listening to others on how we should spend our time, and more time together doing whatever makes our family just that — ours.