Sentence examples for commitment to propelling from inspiring English sources

Even more, the electric vehicles producer (that actually gave the direct selling practice a go) reveals a strong commitment to propelling the initiative despite all the fuss around it in many states.

With its North Sea oil and gas beginning to dwindle, its nuclear power generation set to be scaled back and its commitment to reducing greenhouse gases propelling a hunt for renewable energy sources -- like tides, waves or wind -- Britain is facing hard decisions that those in authority seem reluctant to take.

I have witnessed their lives from afar for more than forty years, and the level of commitment that it must have taken to propel them to the place of impact they now possess is admirable.

And his commitment to diversity has helped propel him to the top of his game not just with the usual crowd of (mostly) white editors and fashionistas, but also with a strikingly multicultural fan base.

But I don’t believe it was any commitment to Adornian aesthetics that propelled this budding hermenaut to peddle porn.

But I don't believe it was any commitment to Adornian aesthetics that propelled this budding hermenaut to peddle porn.

A combination of stimulatory signals, including Wnts, Sonic hedgehog (Shh), and Noggin, and suppressive signals, such as BMP4, ultimately dictate expression patterns of the primary MRFs, MyoD1 and Myf5, and therefore propel commitment to the myogenic fate.

"It's really up to the individual to propel themselves forward with drive and commitment to a singular purpose".

"It's going to propel me.

We have to use that to propel us forward.

Attractive prices may be helping to propel these gains.