Sentence examples for longer to commit from inspiring English sources

He added: "It is understandable that people have been taking longer to commit to a decision as big as buying a home.

Jon Nesvig, who oversees Fox Sports advertising as the president of News Corporation, said, "Everything is slower; the markets are moving slower and people are waiting longer to commit than last year".

Once WHI was in place other countries were no longer prepared to commit funds to WISDOM, despite the successful European feasibility studies and commitment by senior clinicians internationally.

While it is no longer feasible to commit the same resources to reporting on the project, the Guardian has a commitment to regularly visit Katine to update readers.

However it is no longer proportionate to commit officers to a permanent presence".

Last month, CUNY's Graduate School of Journalism told students they no longer had to commit to a track.

A statement from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) on Monday said the operation to arrest Assange continued but it was "no longer proportionate to commit officers to a permanent presence".

The hope is that if hard-core addicts no longer have to commit crimes to fund their habits they are more likely to become productive citizens and leave drugs behind.

Radio 2 head of programmes Lewis Carnie said: "I wanted to expand our big band programming but, with reduced funds across the BBC, we could no longer afford to commit to regular big band recordings.

This way of working has allowed us to tap the vast reservoir of highly skilled women who, for whatever reason, are no longer prepared to commit to a traditional corporate lifestyle.

The Inside Amy Schumer premiere also has a sketch called Football Town Nights, a Friday Night Lights parody where a coach (Josh Charles) faces opposition when he tells his players that they are no longer allowed to commit rape.