Sentence examples for enthusiastically committed from inspiring English sources
Professor Schwab said he believed that about 50percentt of the corporate membership was enthusiastically committed to the forum's goal of uniting politicians, businesses and nonprofits to improve the world.
"When Uber initially came into this market, they enthusiastically committed to providing this data, and it is unfortunate that they have reneged on that commitment," a TLC spokesperson told the paper.
And this explains why Mr. Stanley was in the hot seat at the pub, as three close friends, enthusiastically committed to Mr. Gingrich, Mr. Romney and Mr. Paul, each tried over and over again to persuade him to join his cause.
The really courageous course of action would be for Corbyn and his supporters to resign en-masse from Labour and help create a new party, unambiguously and enthusiastically committed to a left agenda and that can draw together a broad coalition.
"I should also point out that when Uber initially came into this market, they enthusiastically committed to providing this data, and it is unfortunate that they have reneged on that commitment".
Dr. Moggio lived an exemplary life devoted to academic excellence and enthusiastically committed to Catholic higher education.
Roosevelt, once committed, supported the project so enthusiastically that he is almost universally thought of as the "father" of the canal.
Like those who were prior committed users, these newly committed users continued to stand regularly, even enthusiastically, but unlike the former were not necessarily convinced of the idea before trying the desks.
"Millions of people want to better understand themselves and their roots, and we're committed to making that a magical and easy process," Mike Mallin, Chief Product Officer at MyHeritage exclaimed enthusiastically.
With its Middle East setting this picture alludes to everything that has made Blair a hate figure since he followed his gut instinct after the 9/11 attacks not just to stand "shoulder to shoulder" with America but to commit Britain wholeheartedly, enthusiastically, to George Bush and the "war on terror".
