Sentence examples for commitment to precision from inspiring English sources

Our commitment to precision medicine is truly extraordinary.

Orthodontics has a commitment to precision and accuracy similar in concept to physical engineering.

Much has been made of Obama's commitment to precision medicine.

Others — often known as "mainstreamers" — participate in re-enactments as a hobby and sometimes feel shunned for a lack of commitment to historical precision.

I was touched and gratified by Margo Jefferson's remarks about Osip Mandelstam's poetry and his commitment to verbal precision in the face of history ("Texts for Our Time," Sept. 30).

"Agilent's commitment to innovation and precision medicine are well matched with Mission Bio's Tapestri platform as it has the potential to improve patient outcomes in the fight against cancer — and that's the most meaningful benchmark of all".

[The guide] reflects an enduring commitment to the highest standards of care and precision". But 50 years ago, CIA analysts were less disciplined with their word choices.

The 2002 graduates were lectured by a top agency official that "your daily conduct must be better than that which is technically legal - your compass must point to that which is right with a clarity and precision that reflects your commitment to this new responsibility".

They see neoconservatism as a particularly militaristic and noxious strain of a virus they call "Democratism" — a "messianic commitment" to spread democracy throughout the world, whether by precision-guided bombs or precision-guided words and dollars.

A family foundation made a $1,000,000 commitment to establish and endow two scholarships in cardiac precision medicine.

One very encouraging proposal in President Obama's recent State of the Union is the commitment to greater federal investment in biomedical research, including precision medicine and genomics research.