Sentence examples for commitment has grown from inspiring English sources

His commitment has grown since marrying his second wife, Miriam, an Israeli, in 1991.

Out of this commitment has grown Eggers's new initiative: a series of oral histories from all the world's most troubled corners, from New Orleans to Baghdad, of which What Is the What is a headline example.

Yet if Congress cuts NIH's budget a couple of years later and NIH's commitment has grown, "you're toast," and success rates plunge.

Over time the Australian commitment has grown, with the addition of further ground forces from 2006 to provide security, reconstruction and to mentor and train the Afghan National Army.

From that point, his commitment has grown to include a wide range of activities in support of Middle East peace, and promotion of the Arab American community and the defense of their rights.

Over the past eighteen months alone the share of global trade in palm oil covered by corporate zero deforestation commitments has grown from 5%too around 90%.

Taken as a whole, the federal government's commitments have grown from $20 trillion in 2000 to $50 trillion today.

Military spending, which was 4% of GDP in 1990, has fallen sharply: it will be less than 1.6% next year.As strength has dwindled, military commitments have grown.

"I never wanted to relinquish this role at the club but as my England commitments have grown it is impossible to do justice to both roles".

In contrast, the new research shows that the annual new commitment of emissions has grown at 4% per year.

"The UK commitment to Mali has grown from lending the French two transport aircraft to the deployment of perhaps hundreds of troops to the region," he said.