Sentence examples for becomes more committed from inspiring English sources
The job becomes an incubator for learning and development, and along the way the employee gains confidence and becomes more committed to the organization and the higher purpose that drives it.
"We're still working out the details" of the study, which is to be conducted by a third party, said David Kantor, chief executive of Reach Media, adding that his hope is it will show that as Procter "ties itself more and more into the community, and the objectives important to the community, that community becomes more committed as consumers".
Gail is convinced that Paul will lose interest in IVF treatment or adoption, but Paul becomes more committed to having children with her.
Bulle Ogier starred as the bourgeois Parisian who becomes more committed to the search than the hippies she joins on the journey.
"As the accounting profession becomes more committed to consulting, their audit activities have got to be questioned," said Levitt.
The pup becomes more committed and more energized for the next phase.
As he became more committed to the ideas of conservation, Brower also became more involved in the Sierra Club, editing the Bulletin, leading club outings, and serving on the board of directors.
The European Central Bank meanwhile became more deeply committed to stabilizing financial markets.
As he grew older, however, he became more deeply committed to Christianity and went on to study theology under Diodore of Tarsus, founder of the re-constituted School of Antioch.
Previously, OSE cells were shown to become more firmly committed to an epithelial phenotype in the process of malignant transformation (Maines-Bandiera et al, 1992; Auersperg et al, 1994).
