Sentence examples for consequences of commitment from inspiring English sources

In terms of the exploring antecedents and consequences of commitment in marketing survey, Cater and Zabkar [9] mentioned that affective commitment has a positive influence on customer loyalty.

The new concern is also, paradoxically, a consequence of commitments made during the Bush years, when the lives of American soldiers, fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, became tied to the state of Arab and Muslim public opinion.

He has a justified grievance with the FA's craven disregard for the consequences of their commitment to John Terry, which compromised his career and, more importantly, his family.

He was warned about the consequences of his commitment in a  10-page medical document, and could have concentrated on maximising his remission period following a successful cancer operation in October 2012.

SWC: "It's a moment of commitment.

It's an issue of commitment.

Using a dynamic Global Trade Analysis Project model, we find there are significant health consequences of trade commitments undertaken by developing countries with potential detrimental health effect on populations such that first, higher production of sugar alters consumption trends.

Soon they will be faced with an inescapable consequence of that commitment.

As a consequence of their commitment, the business continues to perform well, with patronage high and revenues healthy.

Second, as a necessary consequence of this commitment, Europe should organize itself and impose clear rules and regulations.

The death penalty developments that have dominated the news in recent months are unlikely to have anything like the enduring consequences of Texas' vigorous commitment to capital punishment.