Sentence examples for committed to chasing from inspiring English sources

As I glugged on my big thick can of energised sugar water ("Our classic, refreshing, great tasting energy drink, formulated to support those who are committed to chasing down their goals with passion and energy!") and slid into my third listen in a row of "Nico" by Ed Rush, I nearly wept big, fat, taurine-laced tears of regret.

Both patients and doctors can struggle to manage the uncertainty inherent in these illnesses, and can become committed to "chasing down" an elusive diagnosis, often with iatrogenic consequences.

"He has achieved a lot with Olympics and world championships but he needs to take the challenge of the clock to take my crown," said Bekele, who thinks Farah would have a 50-50 chance of toppling his times if he committed himself to chasing records not medals.

Chase committed to spend $4.21 billion under the deal to help struggling homeowners, though some of this will go to refinancing and other programs.

"Guys were committed to doing that little extra bit, to chase a little bit harder, go to the ground, come away with a tackle," Bradley said.

"JPMorgan Chase is fully committed to meeting all of the Fed's requirements," the bank's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, said in a statement.

The nation's three largest mortgage servicers — Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo & Co. — committed to provide California $12 billion in principal write-downs, including through short sales, over the next three years, the single largest such commitment to come out of the negotiations.

Chase Blueprint® is committed to providing mindful spending research and information to help consumers take steps toward a better financial future.

UCLA is still chasing Randall Carroll, a wide receiver from Los Angeles Cathedral High who has committed to USC.

On May 29th, banking giant JPMorgan Chase & Co. announced that it has committed to invest $30 million to create the Financial Solutions Lab.

No εA excision was detected after the addition of chase, indicating that the specific AlkA complex is not committed to base excision and rapidly dissociates.