Sentence examples for losing commitment from inspiring English sources

Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, one of the company's most prominent investors, texted Zuckerberg in March to say that the "biggest issue" of the corporate proposal was "how to define the gov't service thing without freaking out shareholders that you are losing commitment".

Her concern was that potential investors would think she'd go on maternity leave and lose commitment to the business.

We Greens will have to work hard to avoid losing our commitment.

Swimming clubs or group sessions that place less focus on performance without losing the commitment to swim well would be helpful.

As an antidote to that virus I intend to write my resignation letter and keep it in my inside pocket, ready to submit it the moment I sense signs of losing the commitment to speak truth to power".

He reached into other worlds, but he did it without ever losing his commitment to the black community," Sonenshein said.

"Each country over the past decade has left this approach behind without losing their commitment to the vulnerable," she continues.

When the army is committed the American people are committed; when the American people lose their commitment, it is futile to try to keep the army committed".

There are still objections to the adequacy of the metalinguistic criterion.[8] First, there is the problem that, in making entailment purely formal, all interconnections between kinds have been lost: ontological commitment to bachelors won't carry with it ontological commitment to males; ontological commitment to elephants won't carry with it ontological commitment to animals.

But he found that he had lost his commitment to fiction.

But somewhere along the way, Mr. da Luz lost his commitment to the cause.