Sentence examples for fully committed to becoming from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bouldin, the son of the most prominent cotton farmer in Clarksdale, was in his 30s before he fully committed to becoming an artist.
"I am fully committed to becoming Jewish, so it's been hard to know what I am supposed to do," said Ms. Jett, who is in graduate school, studying to become a nutritionist.
For one thing, there was the selection process to get through, during which he would have to prove not only that he was capable of paying back the loan the council would make him for the property's renovation – such a loan was a condition of sale – but that he was fully committed to becoming part of a community.
David loved scientific research and at that early phase in his career he was already fully committed to becoming a physician-scientist, and getting a Ph.D. along with his M.D. degree was an obvious approach.
But imagine a world where artists fully commit to becoming the breathers of life into their own art.
Crx-positive cells have been shown to retain a degree of plasticity before they fully commit to becoming either of the two photoreceptor types (40– 43), so it is possible that a proportion of presumed/fated cone cells in the embryonic CrxGFP donor population adopt a rod fate during migration into the adult ONL.
These times were chosen because at 6 hours cells are beginning to establish a pattern of differentiating cells, at 12 hours proheterocysts are committed to becoming heterocysts [ 46], and at 21 hours nitrogen-fixing heterocysts are fully differentiated.
"With or without the acquisition we are committed to becoming a world-class digital-advertising company".
