Sentence examples for not committed enough from inspiring English sources

On the whole, it's a smoothly constructed iteration of anodyne late-20th-century Establishment Classical Music, not committed enough either to its lyricism or to its dissonance.

But that failed to hold down borrowing costs for countries like Spain because the bank had not committed enough money or show enough determination.

Donors have not committed enough money for even one of the two studies needed to confirm a promising South African trial of the microbicide and get it into women's hands.

Andretti's son, Michael, who had won the IndyCar series, made a brief visit to Formula One at the McLaren team in 1993, but he was not committed enough to move to Europe.

But he said that widespread yeshiva study among Haredim was essential because other Jews were not committed enough to Torah study, which he sees as "the primary function, purpose, raison d'être of the Jewish people".

It's very sweet and a bit trippy – like when Cupcake is at band practice and Avocado, who is on clarinet, worries that Cupcake is not committed enough to the group.

These included not committing enough resources to the review, failing to comply with PIA guidance for identifying potential cases and failing to keep proper records.

Obama expressed aggravation with "free riders" among world leaders who call for international action if there is a war or other humanitarian crisis but do not commit enough military resources.

When they split in March 2014 after a painful conversation over dinner in Miami, when Lendl explained he could not commit enough time to the job any more, Murray was devastated.

We are not committing enough of our secondary resources to that kind of intellectual and academic preparation.

For example, children who were not committing enough errors were instructed to respond more quickly; this may have influenced post-error adjustments.