Sentence examples for commitment of a single from inspiring English sources

"So to produce this report without the commitment of a single new unit of supportive housing is shocking".

The absence of commitment to a single pathway of cancer, and its easy manipulability by hormonal agents, render the MCF10AT xenograft model the only currently available human model that has been shown to exhibit the histologic stigmata identified in women who are at high risk for developing breast cancer, and furthermore to undergo preneoplastic and neoplastic progression in vivo.

His deliberate lack of commitment to a single stylistic direction has often been read as an attack on the implicit ideologies embedded in the specific histories of painting.

And, as Seth Stevenson argues convincingly in Slate, Southwest's commitment to a single type of plane the Boeing 737 has played a big part in its success.Southwest is so devoted to the 737 that after it acquired AirTran, a rival carrier that was a leading operator of the Boeing 717 (once known as the MD-95), it decided to lease the defunct airline's entire 717 fleet—88 planes to Delta.

Galbraith pointed out that under Khalilzad the rhetoric about a U.S. commitment to a single, unified nation of Iraq had diminished.

In a similar tone as Verveer, she drew a distinction between American commitment to "a single Internet where all of humanity has equal access to knowledge and ideas," and the possibility that the Internet "can also be hijacked by governments to crush dissent and human rights".

Defining characteristics of the AAU/UW twinning partnership include: Shared commitment to a single, complex health issue that required an interdisciplinary approach.

The engine driving persistent use of snap blade, full fluted projectile technology was focused commitment to a single, highly mobile game species (bison).

Shared commitment to a single, complex health issue that required an interdisciplinary approach.

The reality of the country they've carved up during the last four years (carved by popular demand) is that, like most of Europe now, it has to be a jigsaw of commitment, not a single, set frame.

If eight hours of radio seems as much of a non-starter as eight hundred pages on your nightstand, remember that it is less of a commitment than a single season of "The Wire".