Sentence examples for waning commitment from inspiring English sources

"We sense a sign of waning commitment.

It is the latest sign of Mr Cameron's waning commitment to green energy.

It's about the moment when an architect realizes that his beloved newborn design is not going to survive: "You double your efforts — wax more eloquent, convince every skeptic, invest in the most peripheral contact, but you have seen the cold, cloudy eyes of waning commitment.

Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, a Jordanian prince and diplomat, is stepping down this month as UN high commissioner for human rights after deciding not to stand for a second four-year term, in the face of a waning commitment among world powers to fighting abuses.

Fact is, I was counting on Project 2 to resolidify my waning commitment to science.

"This, combined with the stresses of startup life, has resulted in a waning commitment for some time now.

Even if our influence in Iraq is waning, our commitment — and the specific forms it takes — still matters very much.

However, without major leaps forward, it is much easier to top up a seed round when a company still has 6-9 mofths of capital than with modestly more business progress but 60 days of cash left and waning inside commitment.

That has prompted concerns that Hungary — a relative newcomer to the European Union compared with Spain — was waning in its commitment to democratic principles.

That commitment is waning.

"The Taliban recognize that the U.S. commitment is waning," Feldman said.