Sentence examples for somewhat committed from inspiring English sources

About 3 in 10 said they were somewhat committed and 1 in 10 said they might change their mind before Tuesday.

About 4 in 10 firmly support their choice, another 4 in 10 are somewhat committed and almost 20 percent said they may change their selection before voting on Tuesday.

Over half declare themselves only somewhat committed to feminism, though they are eager to differentiate feminism from support of equal opportunities for women, which they resoundingly support.

The review itself will likely be used as evidence that the government is somewhat committed to improving the conditions for workers in Britain, even if its panel did include an early investor to Deliveroo.

Being somewhat committed towards hearing customer complaints, T-Mobile revised the plan(s) today to reflect that.

"You're pretty committed after that".

Apparently, members of the cabinet wrote speeches for Sir Boyle which he somewhat imperfectly committed to memory, in general mastering the substance but frequently producing, through his love of language and ornament, travesties on the original words.

The unit will remain a leader in delivering high-speed Internet access, though it remains somewhat unclear how committed that unit will remain to offering local phone service over cable wires.

Not surprisingly, many older pupils drop out: "In secondary, we begin the year with seven classes and end with three or four," says Angela Regina Rodrigues, the head teacher.Ms Rodrigues is charismatic and committed but somewhat defensive.

The committed are already committed.

The IPL may have ruined his technique somewhat, making him prone to a committed front foot or its Twenty20 corollary, a tendency to pull the front foot away from the line of the ball.