Sentence examples for be committed to finding from inspiring English sources

Be committed to finding your own form of happiness where you fit in and feel good about yourself and don't settle for anything less.

They have to be committed to finding knowledge and most of my colleagues seem to be more committed to getting a publication than finding knowledge, that's unfortunate.

She added that she hoped the rebels' National Transitional Council would be committed to finding out what happened.

To generate more revenue, everyone on the team has to be committed to finding better ways to market and grow our user base.

The restructuring team must be committed to finding and implementing innovative strategies that have the potential to effectively produce educational change.

"If elected to the U.S. Senate, I will be committed to finding common ground with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle and, most importantly, will always put the people of Hawaii first in everything I do".

In a statement the company said it was "committed to finding new approaches to demonstrate the value of our products to patients, physicians and payers".

A socially responsible society makes higher education a vehicle – not a barrier – to social mobility, and the Bridge Group is committed to finding practical and affordable ways to make that a reality.

The residents have been told they may have to vacate the premises by July 2020 but the trust said it is "committed to finding them alternative, affordable accommodation should the site be sold".

The talks have not focused on specifics, but all parties involved have told Mr. Cuomo or his aides that they are "committed to finding common ground," according to legislative aides and union leaders.

In response, LightSquared said it believed the testing was "seriously flawed" and that the company was "committed to finding a resolution with the federal government and the GPS industry".