Sentence examples for an unusual commitment from inspiring English sources

Opened in June, 1938, the Merritt was the first limited-access highway in the state and reflected an unusual commitment to environmental aesthetics.

Pledging no job losses or store closures is an unusual commitment for any businessman considering a bid for a loss-making business such as BHS.

In an unusual commitment to Washington, the tax-exempt foundation not only pledged to pay real estate taxes but said it also would require condominium buyers and other tenants eligible for tax exemptions to pay real-estate taxes as a condition of purchase.

The characters had names like Lucy/Lizzy/Billy/Andy and the author, R. L. Stine, had an unusual commitment to describing outfits.

There was a drive for disciplinary diversity, and a distinctly unusual commitment to use the Maison Française to serve the intellectual and educational community of Oxford at large.

Hadley has always been a young woman of unusual commitment, her mother said.

President Clinton said, "The Haiti Action Network symbolizes the best of C.G.I". in large part thanks to Mr. O'Brien's unusual commitment to it.

Dessay is known for her unusual commitment to exploring the theatrical possibilities offered by opera, and she was more than happy to improvise and experiment.

Their tone-setting voices were cultivated at Gawker because of Nick Denton's unusual commitment to letting writers do whatever they want.

Part of the sales pitch of Signature's capital campaign was the theater's unusual commitment to low ticket prices: thanks to corporate and private underwriting, tickets are expected to cost only $25 for the next decade.

Pollsters say that though Bush starts with a lead among Republicans, the support for him & for Dole is "soft", with large numbers of the supporters of each listing the other as their second-choice-showing an unusual lack of commitment.