Sentence examples for committed blood from inspiring English sources

The "iGive Blood" iPhone app ($1) will help users track their last donation and predict when they may donate again, but even that small price is likely to discourage all but the most committed blood donors.

The CFC assays quantify multi-potential and committed blood cells in the marrow by measuring the formation of cell specific colonies, e.g. granulocyte-macrophage (GM), granulocyte-erythrocyte-monocyte-macrophage (GEMM), erythrocyte blast forming unit (BFU-E), and pre-B lymphocytes (pre-B).

In a video message that filled the airwaves on Wednesday, she accused pundits and journalists of committing "blood libel" in a rush to place blame.

On a day when Ms. Palin posted a video accusing commentators of committing "blood libel" by suggesting her commentary had enabled the crime, Mr. Obama — speaking at times like a political leader, at times like a preacher — urged his audience and the nation to avoid recriminations, to "honor the fallen" by moving forward and by "making sure we align our values with our actions".

IS has displayed a willingness to commit blood and treasure to this fight.

Why you go to war is the single most important determinant before a nation decides to commit blood and treasure in pursuit of its national interests.

What it does mean, however, is that, as in Iraq, why you go to war is the single most important determinant before committing blood and treasure in pursuit of national interests and that the reasons should be more than compelling.

Finally, transgenic mouse studies confirmed that the PU.1-14kb element is active at sites of definitive haematopoiesis in vivo and PU.1 is detectable in haemogenic endothelium and early committing blood cells.

The accusation by Sarah Palin that "journalists and pundits" had committed a "blood libel" when they raised questions about overheated rhetoric was especially disturbing, given the grave meaning of that phrase in the history of the Jewish people.

You'd think a French president faced with as acute a long-term economic crisis as any on the Continent would have better things to do than commit blood and treasure to stopping an Islamist takeover of an African state of little strategic consequence.

The Taliban said in a statement on its website that "sick-minded American savages" committed the "blood-soaked and inhumane crime".