Sentence examples for commitment is emerging from inspiring English sources

Increasing international commitment is emerging to harness research to contribute to solving grand societal challenges related to global change.

It is from this fertile background that the vision of the next phase of the NIEHS's commitment to global environmental health is emerging.

With his raw edge and solid commitment to older country traditions, Lewis is emerging as one of the most noteworthy voices in country.

In essence, what is emerging is a new music business, leaner and, sadly, meaner but more profitable as less risky decisions and commitments are being made.

In an op-ed from Sept. 22, 2007 Reese writes in the Salt Lake Tribune: "The good news is that a new commitment and concensus are emerging to truly solve this problem.

But signs of a stronger Federal commitment to conquer schizophrenia are emerging.

It has taken a while, but the commitment and the passion seem to be emerging.

I set up originally in Whitechapel to make a place in the UK that was the equivalent to any of the small museums (particularly in Germany, Belgium and Holland) that have a commitment to showing artists as they are emerging and to do so in a consistent way.

Many miRNAs, including miR-124a, miR-125, miR-132 and miR-219, are emerging as essential regulators during the cell lineage commitment toward neuronal development.

There are emerging clues that this occurs downstream of endocrine commitment by neurogenin 3 but prior to terminal beta cell differentiation.

The Dodgers have made more than $600 million in salary commitments since then, transforming the culture of a team that was emerging from bankruptcy under the previous owner, Frank McCourt.