Sentence examples similar to uncommitted hour from inspiring English sources

Strangely we then start to see people who work part-time hours as uncommitted and off the career ladder.

— Heading into the final weekend before the crucial Pennsylvania primary, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton questioned Senator Barack Obama's toughness, a tactic her campaign called an 11th-hour message to uncommitted superdelegates who may have lingering concerns over his electability.

Through interviews with employees, Ely learned that women who worked flexible hours were viewed as uncommitted to their jobs.

Two-career family members may have the desire to help, but time is already cut into so many fragments: car pools, homework, extended working hours, housekeeping and cooking leaving little uncommitted time.

To cut costs while extending opening hours, retailers have also shifted to inexperienced and uncommitted part-time salespersons, who often know little about a product's features and cannot demonstrate its use.

All day long, the Obama machine trotted out superdelegates in an effort to deny her even 48 or 72 hours to make her case one last time to those who remained uncommitted.

In the last 48 hours Mr. Romney has personally called some of the party's top uncommitted donors and "bundlers" to persuade them to join his team, focusing on those who had held out hope for a White House bid by Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey.

Twenty-seven were uncommitted.

There remained 27 uncommitted.

Uncommitted superdelegates, of course.

Other Republicans remained publicly uncommitted.