Sentence examples for To committed from inspiring English sources

When Nemoto was a child, an uncle he was close to committed suicide.

In Geneva on his continental tour Boyle underwent what he clearly felt to be a conversion from nominal or at least unthinking Christianity to committed Christianity.

However, it is possible to committed attempts of aggravated forms of assault.

Table 4 provides a typology of complementary therapy users along with the types of non-users described previously, identifying a spectrum from "sceptical non-users" through to "committed users".

Through Wednesday This small show of photographs by Ming Smith is an important complement to "Committed to the Image: Contemporary Black Photographers" at the Brooklyn Museum of Art.

LDSCs are capable of self-renewal and are multipotent, able to give rise to committed biliary progenitors and hepatocyte lineages.

NSC activation is upon Ascl1 regulation (Andersen et al., 2014) and leads to generate proliferative progenitors, known as intermediate progenitors (IPCs), which in turn give rise to committed neuronal progenitors (neuroblasts).

In the SVZ, neural stem cells give rise to committed progenitor cells that migrate through the rostral migratory stream (RMS) into the OB where they differentiate into local interneurons, specifically granular and periglomerular neurons.

When pressed during appeals, state lawyers failed to give a convincing justification for denying marriage to committed gay couples, many of whom were raising children.

So why limit it to committed relationships?

"It is being prepared for, as opposed to committed to.