Sentence examples for Become committed from inspiring English sources

In fact, we've become committed voyeurs.

Pratt & Whitney senior management had become committed to improving environmental health and safety performance and set aggressive goals.

They estimated that 15 percent to 37 percent of all species could become "committed to extinction" by 2050, thanks to climate change.

The brothers immigrate to France, where they become committed to the Algerian revolution, raising money and attacking the French police, as well as more moderate Algerian rivals.

I do think that there is a potential now that more of those institutions may become committed to a return to at least having a presence on campus.

Stahnke's project focuses on how teenagers become committed to anti-racist activism, a research area in which old theories of individual learning and background influences prevail.

This requires adopting a shared collective identity, as learners become committed to rigorous forms of problem-solving and inquiry that is valued by the community.

Rightness takes precedence over flexibility, openness and speed of execution, because leaders become committed to a particular choice, but..

In realizing the value of the exercise, she has become committed to further growth and avoiding that emotional plateau.

Multipotent HSCs become committed to the B cell lineage in bone marrow and the T cell lineage in the thymus after receiving appropriate signals from the corresponding microenvironment.

Interestingly, activation of Wnt pathway has potential to improve bone healing, but only utilized after mesenchymal cells have become committed to the osteoblast lineage.