Sentence examples for to fully committing from inspiring English sources

Like any team, though, Ferrari are drawing closer to fully committing themselves to next season given the significant change in powertrain regulations.

It never seems to fully commit to sharing all it knows.

Meanwhile, if you don't want to fully commit then just follow Brooklyn Beckham's lead.

But this requires the actor to fully commit during her time in the studio and relinquish control.

When February arrived and Phelps had yet to fully commit to his coach's regimen, Bowman wondered if he and Phelps were headed for a split.

Tim Pawlenty has dropped out of the running, meanwhile, while Mr. Romney has yet to fully commit to the state for fear of raising expectations.

If the show has a weakness it is, oddly enough, an unwillingness to fully commit to the early eighties, Henry's "Star Wars" bedspread notwithstanding.

"To avoid a return to fighting, we urge all of the leaders of South Sudan to fully commit to the full implementation of all elements of this agreement".

The Australian set-up traditionally holds several training camps per year, adding a further complication for those players unwilling to fully commit to the national team.

The sheer scale of the piece – the epic first episode that we described here as "never-ending" – makes it overwhelming to fully commit to.

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