Sentence examples similar to it committing fully from inspiring English sources

It's news like that (or this or this) that makes me want to throw up my hands and just say fuck it and commit fully to my hater attitude.

EU sources emphasise they understand the British argument that it can't commit fully to a divorce bill until it knows what the future relationship with the EU will look like.

Agency: Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO Director: Nick Jasenovec It takes a lot of bottle to imbue a commercial with this much sentimentality and – if you're going to do it – it's best to commit fully.

The inescapable bottom line is that if industry wants to keep drilling, it needs to commit fully and completely to doing things differently.

One notable hesitation of some IT managers to commit fully to the cloud revolves around the issue of security; in this age of hacking and seemingly new headlines every day about sensitive data poached from consumers and government agencies, caution abounds.

That check can stop you from making a wrong decision or confirm what you want to do and enable you to commit fully to it.

JM: I learned that the most important thing is to find material that you can get excited about and to commit fully to it.

Although the equipment in the CVSU might seem basic, the working of the unit can only be guaranteed when a dedicated team of specially trained community members commits fully to it.

Planning a dance can seem like a really great idea when you first get it, but be prepared to commit fully and get organized.

And yet the show overflows with greasy satisfactions, simply because it commits so fully to its own goofiness.

"You have to commit fully," Mr. McLeod said.