Sentence examples for growing committed to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Haqqani has been a C.I.A. ally in the 1980s and by then was growing committed to global jihad, but "nobody took that concept seriously back then," Mr. Nickelsberg recalls.

A group of inmates calling themselves the Dallas Six banded together and grew committed to bringing their prison's abusive conditions to light, even in the face of being confined there longer.

But this also comes amid a growing movement committed to reopening or providing services and facilities where mainstream providers have deemed it uneconomical for them to do so.

As he approached middle age, Mr. Zakaria grew more committed to an exercise routine of running and tennis and stuck to it.

CREOS acts as a catalyst for collaborative research inside and outside of MIT and is part of a growing global community committed to improving scholarly communication for everyone.

My colleagues and I at LRN are growing a company committed to inspiring more principled leadership in business operations.

They are part of a growing nationwide movement committed to changing our gun culture.

Americans have seen through those assaults, and grow even more committed to taking this nation back from an arrogant elite who have driven it to the edge.

This has something to do with Sebald's personal history: the Germany where he grew up was committed to a kind of collective amnesia about the Second World War.

As Deliveroo continues to grow, we are committed to providing great opportunities for UK riders, with the flexible work riders value, and a payment model which is fair, rewarding and better matches riders' time with our customers' orders.

Unilever did end up buying Ben & Jerry's, but mostly left the brand alone and helped them grow while staying committed to their socially driven mission and activism.