Sentence examples for random commitments from inspiring English sources

When you run around making random commitments or plans with people without fully wanting to be committed, you're essentially lying not only to them but to yourself.

A typical example is so-called random commitment of adult HSCs in methylcellulose (Mtc) cultures [ 24, 25].

Organizational commitment 2.473.122 Random effect Variance component Percentage of total variance df x 2 p value Level 2 effect (between cluster) 3.64511 28.95 281 1300.74 0.000 Level 1 effect (within cluster) 8.94761 71.05      .

It was just one of the latest initiatives undertaken by the group as part of its commitment to undertake "random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty".

This will mean less random marketing tech purchases, more commitment to connecting it all, and a greater focus on how to draw insights and action from the plethora of customer data now at our disposal.

She didn't mind that the meeting was small, that people came and went at random, depending on their other social commitments; she was not put off by their texting and tweeting during her speech.

Commit to your commitments.

Brit Ed Statham, whose swarthy complexion and random tattoos are testament to his commitment to the lifestyle, has opened an independent dive outfit on Kanawa, taking people to Manta Point, another legendary dive site which is also shallow enough to snorkel.

The commitment of important decisions to a random group of laypersons has been moderated, particularly in the United States, by an elaborate screening process known as voir dire, which is conducted by trial counsel at the inception of a trial.

The integration of wind power in electricity generation brings new challenges to the unit commitment problem, as a result of the random nature of the wind speed.

She called the bike rental a fitting end to a "random, Vegas-type wedding in New York" — a low-stakes commitment on the heels of a weightier one.