Sentence examples for mostly committed to from inspiring English sources

During the bleak days of the 1970s economy, characters were mostly committed to just getting by.

As a result, inevitably, Ladakh is something of a test case of what good as well as bad can be brought by travelers, who in Ladakh seem mostly committed to protecting the apparently self-sustaining traditional world they've discovered here.

It paints a picture of a continent confident in its liberal values and still mostly committed to EU institutions such as the euro and the free movement of people between states, but notably hostile to state spending and political leaders.

I encounter a fair number of smart students these days, who are mostly committed to getting a publication in an A-Journal.

But the business budget is mostly committed to those with a higher education and pay level, not the lower skilled workers.

In the normal situation, EPLMs are mostly committed to the B cell lineage [26] and do not yet express OBF1 (Fig. 2C).

The right was not an organized party but a group of patriotic, mostly northern landowners committed to a strong currency and free trade.

There were dozens of us, mostly women, ranging from firmly committed to downright crazed.

Mostly though, it means someone committed to Dix Park for the next 25 years - and to its very long life afterward.

"We had a mostly Democratic Congress, and we were committed to reversing trickle-down economics and we could only pass the plan by one vote in the House and Senate".

4.55pm GMT Divestors Fossil Free have compiled this list of 9 colleges, 22 cities, 2 counties, 23 churches and 19 foundations, mostly in the US, who have committed to divesting their fossil fuel interests.