Sentence examples for emerged committed from inspiring English sources

A handful of dedicated entrepreneurs have emerged, committed to expanding the market — which now flourishes in pockets of wilderness too remote for the electricity grid to reach — in the United States, Britain, France, Japan, Iceland, Greenland, Canada, and more recently, Romania, among other countries.

He emerged committed to social reform and convinced that the writer had the obligation to address the social issues of the day.

If this continues, a third party will emerge, committed to cleaning up American politics and restoring a measure of decency and fairness.

Spitzer emerged still committed.

During the early years of the Great Depression, the CPUSA emerged as committed militants within the unemployed movement.

Having emerged as committed to nuclear disarmament as when he went in, Vanunu declined to keep his mouth shut.

So the final agreement that emerged today committed countries to phase-out these fossil fuel subsidies.

In particular, the industrialised countries and emerging economies committed $20bn to help improve food security in the African continent.

The dead man, it emerges, has committed seppuku to protest the baroquely barbaric excesses of Lord Naritsugu (a fantastic Goro Inagaki), the shogun's half brother, who's poised to assume even greater power.

While Abu Ghraib prison, just a few miles to the west, would achieve global notoriety after photographs emerged depicting abuses committed there, Camp Nama escaped attention for a simple reason: photography was banned.

"All of the applicants — participants and withdrawals alike — emerge as highly committed, articulate supporters of the goals and values of the summer program," he concluded.