Sentence examples for more commitment and from inspiring English sources

McAfee and Symantec argue that true deliverance from malicious software requires more commitment — and more money.

Not only did the business not collapse - in fact it's doing better than ever - but it engendered even more commitment and loyalty from that employee.

More forensic financial expertise is needed, fast, in police investigating teams, and there must be more commitment and determination from the CPS.

After the six-month period ended, the members of the group reported less exhaustion and cynicism and more commitment and job satisfaction.

Democracy, of sorts, will have crept in through the pay packet, bringing with it, one hopes, more understanding, more commitment, and more contribution.

If a company that aspires to being regarded as an international opera house cannot launch a new season - its first full one, let's not forget, in the refurbished theatre - with more commitment and thoroughness it does not deserve to be taken seriously.

And with the Frankfurt motor show this week, we are guaranteed more commitments and more competition between carmakers over who is electrifying fastest.

FleetBoston said the arrangement got more commitments and better pricing because the commercial paper is backed by the assets of Finova and is guaranteed by Berkshire Hathaway.

We decided that, rather than push ahead with more commitments and more check-in dates, we would give ourselves permission not to do anything, just for a few weeks.

These findings call for more commitment, dedication and accountability within an HMIS organization [ 22].

The Red Bulls, who finished 10-8-16 for 46 points, played with more commitment, intensity and flair than they had most of the season.