Sentence examples for his commitment to the project from inspiring English sources
But his commitment to the project over such a span of time overshadows the film's flaws.
In a message posted on Sunday on that same site, Mr. del Toro wrote that his "commitment to the project demanded enormous sacrifices both in personal and professional terms," requiring him to relocate "my entire life and family to New Zealand" after he joined the project in 2008.
We would like to thank Sven Schrinner for innumerable contributions to the development of Scaffold Hunter in the last years and his commitment to the project.
Zduniak describes Lavaboom as "my brainchild" — and says he "designed the whole crypto model", and "came up with some pretty good ideas which simplified the usage of encrypted emails, while not decreasing the security of users' data" — saying it was his commitment to the project which kept him working in an environment he didn't like for as long as he did.
In particular, he made no effort, publicly or privately, to cultivate the reasonable voices within the 9/11 families, which would have been a powerful signal of his commitment to the project's mission and his ability to carry it out.
Although it took him another seven years to finish, Johnson completed a few volumes of his Shakespeare to prove his commitment to the project.
But his commitment to the relief project he had embarked on was untempered, and it was clear to me that he would soon go back.
Mr. Greenaway may not be able to sustain his commitment to the Internet as the project expands and carries him in new directions, but there are reasons for him to keep at it.
"Nenad's key qualities were his total commitment to the project, and his deep understanding of crystallography, without which we might not have prevailed," Moore writes.
At a recent high-level meeting of his government Aliyev said he stressed his commitment to the longer-term strategic project of delivering Caspian gas to Europe and that "Azerbaijan should not sacrifice its long-term energy strategy for day-to-day needs".
