Sentence examples for a dramatic commitment from inspiring English sources

This was a dramatic commitment to the cloud.

A review in The Bergen Record said that the show "sorely lacks is a dramatic commitment to what it's doing.

In a dramatic commitment to driverless ride-hailing, Waymo said Tuesday that it is moving ahead with plans to put tens of thousands of driverless vehicles on public roads over the next several years.

Public demands grew for a more dramatic commitment - even at the cost of significant new taxes.

Rather than the government seeking to pick a single winning technology or oil alternative or relying on an energy-based public jobs initiative, we need a broad and dramatic commitment to energy innovation, incentives for energy efficiency, and climate-change targets that could unleash new export opportunities and millions of new private-sector jobs.

The two, who are known for a characteristically Bolshoi dramatic commitment and vitality, spoke by telephone from offices at the Mikhailovsky, through an interpreter, Alexander Arkhipov.

The cast on Tuesday evening was strongly anchored by the Greek soprano Irini Tsirakidis, who sang Ermione with a generous mix of dramatic commitment, tonal richness and sheer diva power.

Although President Obama began his administration with a dramatic public commitment to build a nuclear weapons-free world, that commitment has long ago dwindled and died.

"Brokeback Mountain" may be the film that exposed to a wider audience the intensity of his dramatic commitment -- Ledger didn't simply impersonate a closeted cowboy, he showed us the shame and silence that had taken residence in Ennis Del Mar's sinews.

I'd trade a dramatic new commitment to funding quality early childhood education for a change in the way cost-of-living increases are computed for Social Security, as long as the oldest and neediest of the recipients are protected.

On top of that, her dramatic commitment is absolute, and she's a great colleague to work with".