Sentence examples for more than committing from inspiring English sources

Tarasenko is an unlovely figure, but Lenta.ru was hardly endorsing him; the editors were guilty of nothing more than committing journalism.

No decision is more important than committing a nation to war.

Perhaps if Palestinians like Mr. Abu Sway served their God and country in ways more constructive than committing suicide while attempting murder, a Palestinian state would already exist.

And those who know it well seem more interested than committed.

But overall, the singers -- including the fine London Symphony Chorus -- seem more careful than committed.

The Beatles are central to his career, but he has achieved much more than just committing John, Paul, George and Ringo to tape.

The 22 turnovers they committed against Philadelphia was more than they committed in any game last season.

Since 2004, when Coughlin became coach, the Giants are 13-30 in regular-season games in which they commit more turnovers than they force and 41-8 when they force more than they commit.

The vast amount of uncertainty puts more value on waiting rather than committing to an investment.

The Giants forced 7 more than they committed and recovered only 11 fumbles.

By most standards, Knocki has had a home run Kickstarter campaign, blowing way past its $35,000 target with more than $1.1 million committed.