"Our mission is to approach developers, and if they're willing to commit to experiences only available on Nintendo hardware, we are more willing to help.
International investors from more R&D-intensive economies may be more receptive to investing in R&D-intensive start-ups than local investors, because such international investors have previously committed to and experienced such investments.
But most of the diners seem to have fully committed to the experience: staggering off the rickety wooden escalator, through the linen department next door, travelling in multigenerational packs whose collective optimism faded two floors ago.
This alongside the Facebook's brilliant experimental desktop updater for Mac seems to show that the company is committed to user experience once again, rather than cluttering things up.
Many birth centers specifically design their facilities for natural birth support and have expert staff familiar with the natural birth process and committed to helping women experience natural labor.
The adverbial theory is committed to the view that experiencing something red, for example, involves one's experience being modified in a certain way: experiencing redly.
"With our live show, we're committed to creating an experience that envelops the viewer, something that they can get lost in," Beacon says.
Ferociously committed to her ambition but experiencing one hindrance after another, she refused to surrender her autonomy by signing the agreement requiring blind acceptance of every decision made by British Cycling's coaches.
Caught in the grisly attack in 2010 at the mosque, he is committed to preventing others from experiencing the same.
Of the 1,300 surveyed in Robinson's study, the people who reported having experienced ostracism were more likely to feel job dissatisfaction, were significantly more likely to quit, felt less committed to their work and experienced greater health issues.
