"But to a larger extent, there is a lack of commitment to the overall concept".
If American fiction writers largely find themselves sorted tediously into the category of "natural" at either the short or the long form, regardless of the extent of their commitment to both, then Moore — justly celebrated for her three story collections — has surely been counted as a miniaturist.
20, where the mechanical analyses are introduced) "reveals the full extent of his commitment to a mechanical physics of light" (Straker 1971, p. 509).
However, the extent of their commitment to R&D and the nature of their involvement vary across firms and countries.
She said the statistics "do not currently represent the extent of our commitment to tackling domestic abuse and the scale of the challenge we face", adding: "It is still far too acceptable in society.
As with the Russians, both the Iranians and their enemies exaggerate the extent of Iranian commitment to Syria.
With the next president expected to appoint more than 20 federal appellate judges and close to 100 federal district court judges, the candidates and their parties should articulate the extent of their commitment to diversity on the federal bench.
Apparently, this has rather reduced the extent of his commitment to TV but, in turn, that has only allowed him to become an international film-maker as well as an author, a poet, a novelist, a film critic, a painter, an inventor of video games – what else do you have?
The difference between maximal (or broad) and minimal (or narrow) pacifism has to do with the extent of the commitment to nonviolence.
Nevertheless how the new emir deals with an unstable region and a country undergoing significant social change will be fascinating to watch, as will the extent of his commitment to democratic reform.
I learned the full extent of my commitment to my art and to sharing it with the world and what I am willing to do to create a life that I want to live".
