Sentence examples for longer committed from inspiring English sources

Finally, Adobe benefits because it's no longer committed to a difficult, relentless annual release cycle.

In 1931, faced with a run on its gold, Britain abandoned the gold standard; the British authorities were no longer committed to redeem their currency with gold.

Mr. Timbadia was no longer committed to their dream of fleeing, feeling he had to help his mother raise his two younger siblings.

It will only confirm the far-too-common belief that America is no longer committed to free speech — or fair play.

"If Tanya Plibersek wants to come out today and say they're no longer committed to restoring the funding cuts, that's fine, we'll adjust the numbers," he said.

At his press conference, Roddick simply announced that he was no longer committed enough to the sport to endure a full year on the tour, which confirmed suspicions that he hadn't been committed enough for some time.

"Spotify can no longer commit to a 2010 US launch date, despite publicly declaring its commitment to go live stateside by the end of this year several times over the last six months".

He no longer commits thoughts to his famous diary.

"Thanks to globalization, you can no longer commit murder under cover of utter silence".

As web services have changed, the Guardian can no longer commit itself to that.

"It was such good news that I was no longer committing a crime," Roberts remembers.