Sentence examples for committed to competing from inspiring English sources

We (the players, not just our administrators) sent posters and cards to every IOC delegate we could contact, saying we would be totally committed to competing.

One problem for Nokia and Motorola, says Mr Wood, is that, while they are committed to competing in every market worldwide, their smaller rivals are able to "cherry pick" particular markets and product niches.

Some 20 artists from throughout New England, as well as such far-flung locations as Siberia, Alaska and Washington, have already committed to competing and several more still are expected, she said.

Luna Rossa, for now, appears committed to competing in the AC72 yachts, the big, fast catamarans with wing sails that represent a new age for the America's Cup, which began in 1851 and has traditionally been contested in much slower monohull yachts with soft sails.

But over time it's become clear that Square is committed to competing in the increasingly crowded food-delivery segment.

Google promptly responded to the inquiry with a blog post called "Committed to competing fairly" that gave a brief overview of how its search rankings work.

Lastly, We are committed to compete in online advertising through organic investments, partnerships, and acquisitions such as aQuantive and Rapt.

In an interview last year, Mr. Romney declined to commit to competing aggressively in his native Michigan, saying he would make his determination on the state of the race rather than family sentiment.

A Janis Joplin biopic was bumping around for years, with Melissa Etheridge and Renee Zellwegger committing to competing projects.

He was recruited by Mr. Ballmer, who assured him that Microsoft was committed to search and competing with Google for the long haul.

"We are committed to ensuring lawyers compete for legal aid work, so that the taxpayer receives better value for money.