Sentence examples for a committed group of from inspiring English sources

The play also needs a huge performance space and a committed group of actors.

There's no reason a committed group of American fliers who hang out on FlyerTalk couldn't take up the cause now.

Feeney said: "I believe we have a committed group of players here, that are more than capable of staying clear of the relegation places this season.

Dunn collected his presentations in a 1961 book, "High-Level Wellness," but it would take another decade for his work to resonate with a committed group of followers.

It was, however, a committed group of dancers, rehearsal directors, designers and technicians who dedicated themselves from 1995 to 1998 to perpetuating Ms. Tharp's creative vision.

I am going to the 24-hour "flash-camp" to take part in the workshops, attend the ceilidh and have some fun with a committed group of people.

Imagine, for example, a strongly committed group of people in an online forum that propagates the curative effect of nutrition for all kinds of diseases (see Kimmerle et al., 2013).

Cooks Illustrated magazine said scales were in the kitchens of only a third of its readers, and they're a fairly committed group of cooks.

"From the start, my goal was to attract a diverse, committed group of Philadelphia's leading citizens to invest in a long-term strategy for the company's future," Mr. Osberg said.

This low recruitment rate is not unexpected in a study requiring patients to be on no initial medication, to take many large tablets a day and participate in a self-management programme for 6 weeks, but it may reflect a more committed group of participants and affect the generalisability of the study findings.

"I was leading a very committed group of Conservatives and it was somewhat anathema to think about insourcing," says Martin.