Sentence examples for committing to fewer from inspiring English sources

Denegri says that in general charities will be committing to fewer projects, cutting administrative costs, and attempting to streamline their processes.

At first, it might work well to commit to fewer childcare hours, so that you're not spending out a lot more than you're earning.

Don't spread yourself too thin with too many causes, but rather commit to fewer things over the long haul.

He has committed to few specific cuts.

And though Trump used sweeping rhetoric to attack drug makers, insurers and others he said were fleecing patients, his plan committed to few concrete actions that would immediately challenge the industry.

Backing online businesses meant committing to at least a few more years of losing money and working really hard.

They are expected to sign up to a set of new environmental initiatives, as well as to commit to using fewer resources.

Apple has committed to using fewer materials in its designs and runs a recycling scheme, albeit one that focuses on phones and laptops rather than accessories such as headphones.

"Few Voters Committing to Edwards" (Oct . 28 should have mentioned how those who meet presidential candidate John Edwards can't seem to get him out of their minds.

Then, commit to a few exercise sessions.

But many of us can barely commit to a few workouts a week, let alone a multipronged attack.