Sentence examples similar to commit to succeeding from inspiring English sources

Toyota said on Friday they are "currently committed to succeeding in Formula One and to reducing costs", but a commitment to remaining in the sport was missing.

"And so we are very committed to succeeding in 2013.

It would seem that having accepted this team, the FIA is now going to have to be fairly committed to succeeding in making the sport cheaper in 2008.

Tupetz spent time with one survivor who was so committed to succeeding in school that she insisted on continuing her studies during the months she spent in rehabilitation.

"We are committed to succeed where President Obama failed on Keystone XL, so we'll try every avenue to get a vote and keep coming back on KXL until we get a vote for jobs," he said.

Over the past two years, GEM clubs have been established in many schools, and I am very exhilarated to note a change as many more girls have become committed to succeed in their studies.

Business leaders that grasp this and commit to it will succeed.

Commit to helping them succeed over their first two years.

Perhaps mindful of that history, Mr. Bloomberg stopped short of committing himself to succeeding where so many had failed.

He signed a four-year, $45 million contract extension shortly after the trade, forgoing free agency and committing himself to succeeding in New York.

When universities take this approach, they commit to preparing their students to succeed in a globalized world.