Sentence examples for has serious commitment from inspiring English sources
The script is particularly grating in portraying the emotional thawing of Katherine and her daughter, Clara (Samantha Mathis), who has serious commitment issues, both professionally and personally.
They get married and she gets pregnant, but Tony's brother (Louis Garrel) is suspicious of him and only afterwards does Tony discover that Georgio has serious commitment issues, drug problems and personal debts, for which she, as legal spouse, is partly liable.
If by 'commitment issues' you mean refusing to commit to only one side dish then yes, I have serious commitment issues.
Would you walk up to that cute girl at the bar and say, "I have serious commitment issues?" Didn't think so.
You have serious commitments, but not shackles.
Elizabeth has serious issues with commitment, not just in relationships, but also in making advance plans with anyone.
In Iraq, at least, the Administration, having accepted that its initial democracy efforts were wholly inadequate, has begun to make serious commitments.
This commitment has serious consequences for the modal realist treatment of haecceitism.
Asked whether the investment was linked with the Government's plans, Sir Tom said: "If we had serious doubts about the commitment to science and innovation in the UK it would have been totally irresponsible to our shareholders to have made this investment".
