Sentence examples similar to cement commitment from inspiring English sources

In somatic tissues, terminal differentiation is accompanied by substantial epigenetic programming that cements commitment to specific phenotypes, thus differentiation is usually associated with loss of pluripotency.

With each small investment in the product, users cement their commitment to one product over another.

Airbnb used a Super Bowl ad to publicly cement its commitment to diversity.

The Turkish ambassador to Poland eloquently argued the case that Turkey was secular and so committed to the rule of law, democracy and human rights that it wanted to cement the commitment by joining the EU.

For example, embryos freeze much better than eggs do, so one temptation might be for a happy couple in their twenties to cement their commitment by creating embryos for a future in which their careers are settled and a home secured.

Dublin has been keen to cement a commitment to a frictionless crossing in the Brexit negotiations.

XL Dissent will only help cement that commitment and energize opposition to the project.

These findings suggest that multi-year research experiences may help to cement students' commitment to their fields and increase their confidence that they can succeed in science.

The three attended Cambridge University in the 1930's, when they apparently cemented their commitment to Communism.

They cemented their commitment with something really big, indeed: Livestrong Sporting Park, the $200 million soccer-specific stadium widely hailed as one of the best in North America.

• To the Editor: I have supported abortion rights for as long as I can remember, but nothing cemented my commitment to women's reproductive freedom like my own very much wanted pregnancy nine years ago.