Sentence examples for be entirely committed from inspiring English sources

When Zuckerberg, apparently sensing this, said to Losse, "I don't know if I trust you," she decided she needed to either be entirely committed to Facebook or leave.

More importantly, the police who confronted him, like police throughout the confrontations in Missouri, seem to be entirely committed to the logic of deterrence, while ignoring the costs of escalation.

It is therefore possible that, prior to colonizing the gonadal ridges, specified PGCs may not be entirely committed to the germ lineage, instead representing a migrating group of pluripotent cells.

And yet both are far more complex than initial meetings suggest: Elizabeth backtracking on previous reports that Phil might not be entirely commited to the cause, attempting to keep her kids separate from her work; Phillip sending round a violent surprise for Errol, and seeing off Timochev with his bare hands.

I want to make it clear, once again, we are entirely committed to its re-construction.

His personal reputation and wealth were entirely committed to the submarine cable venture.

"We are entirely committed to the transaction and remain on track to complete within the timing set out on 1 March," Hugh McGrath, chairman of Prudential, said in a statement.

Violence against property is one of the biggest sticking points; some activists who are entirely committed to non-violence regard the destruction of property as an entirely separate issue.

We are entirely committed to that.

"I'm entirely committed to the team and being the best player I can be," he said.

"I am entirely committed to a progressive system of graduate contributions, the details of which we will be able to confirm shortly," says Mr Cable in his letter.