Sentence examples for less committed to from inspiring English sources

But they are far less committed to Africa.

Less committed to Europe, he was also more willing to defend German interests in Brussels.

Geographers then were less committed to drawing maps than to narrative wayfinding.

Many investors regarded him as less committed to the Fed's monetary stimulus campaign than Ms. Yellen.

"Physicians and patients may be less committed" to the vaginal births, the authors said.

For citizens of countries less committed to the rule of law than Britain, the court sometimes offers a final hope.

Mothers are seen as less competent and less committed to their work, she said, citing other studies.

When will we realise that women with children are no more or less committed to their careers than anyone else?

Why are British people less committed to civil liberties than was the case just a couple of decades ago?

"You have people at the agency, like anyplace, who are more or less committed to the enterprise.

He sounds less committed to, and more pragmatic about his promised, $1 billion, 7percentt property tax reduction.