Sentence examples for deeper commitment to the from inspiring English sources

"But with this expansion, we are making a deeper commitment to the community," he said.

Three revival movements during the 19th century caused many Finns to develop a deeper commitment to the church.

Homeless people at New Life come and go but some, such as Sharratt, have a deeper commitment to the organization.

Tea Party favorites, like Senator Mike Lee of Utah and the Senate candidate Ted Cruz of Texas, appear to have developed a deeper commitment to the Austrians.

The new head of school, Damian Fernandez, an openly gay Latino, began the year promising a deeper commitment to the school's liberal roots in ethical learning.

But curators have, or should have, a deeper commitment to the artists they exhibit, and let us see for ourselves what they made and what they mean.

But also evident is a deep commitment to the Union.

"We both had a very deep commitment to the people of Afghanistan," he said.

Harry had a deep commitment to the arts, education, and the Jewish world.

Such paid furloughs would quickly supply Haiti with people of great expertise, language skills and deep commitment to the rebuilding.

Far too high for all but the most able who don't possess Turner's deep commitment to the cause.