Sentence examples for well committed from inspiring English sources

"Those who voted for the bill today are pretty well committed".

"The decision to bring me in, as a total business person, suggests we are pretty well committed to meeting the needs of business".

Although it is not possible to comment on the effectiveness of the intervention, it is evident that the participants are well committed to the study.

When in 1726 Theobald brought out his Shakespeare Restored; or, A Specimen of the Many Errors As Well Committed As Unamended by Mr. Pope, in His Late Edition of This Poet, Alexander Pope, whose edition of William Shakespeare had appeared a year earlier, was enraged and made Theobald the chief target of his satirical poem The Dunciad.

In case this title did not make its point, a subtitle gave the reader a fair taste of its contents: A Specimen of the Many Errors, as Well Committed, as Unamended, by Mr Pope in his Late Edition of this Poet.

Lin, who had his worst game as a starter last Thursday in Miami, responded well, committing just one turnover and making 6 of 12 shots.

They defended well, committing very little in numbers to the breakdown, chopping the Scots low and hard and resetting quickly.

Audi has joined the light-engine surge as well, committing to building a next-generation S5 that weighs hundreds of pounds less than the current version.

It may just as well commit him to a supreme being who is "beyond good and evil" and is totally indifferent to morality.

While you could just do general counseling or clinical psychology, if you're 110% this is your future, you might as well commit to a program that has "career" in the title.

Even since Royal Dutch/Shell joined the group, Van Dyke still keeps 11% of any oil; the partners are carrying the estimated $70 million cost to drill the four exploratory wells committed to in the contract.