Sentence examples for committed will continue from inspiring English sources

The truly committed will continue to reap the benefits of lower resource use, higher employee engagement and health, a drive for operational excellence, and less exposure to risk as carbon becomes more expensive.

Research also shows that those with a pattern of committing or attempting to commit rape will continue to do so until prosecuted and jailed, a tall order since statistics indicate that overall prosecution rates for rape are among the lowest for any criminal offense, and that only one out of 16 rapists will be incarcerated.

The Government has committed that they will continue to deliver warnings.

Fifteen years after the original partners first committed, their bet will continue to pay off, in dividends of millions of lives saved and hundreds of millions of children immunized and counting.

And, Urban Institute's report, Kids' Share 2014, estimates that, if policy changes are not enacted by the President and Congress in the near future, the share of federal investments committed to children will continue to decline by about one-fifth of both the share of the federal budget and the economy over the next decade.

"We are obviously delighted these players have committed to us and will continue their development at Harlequins," Quins director of rugby Conor O'Shea said.

"Google is committed to keeping it updated they will continue to invest resources," Jha says.

Until we expose these crimes, and learn what led people to commit them, our world will continue to repeat them.

"But we are committed to 'Superman' and we will continue trying until we get it right".

I like John very much, the way he's playing and that he's committed to the team, and will continue to be like that.

The time horizon is longer for indie authors: I don't have to worry that the book doesn't do well in the first few weeks because my publisher (me) is totally committed to my work and will continue to promote it even years from now.