Sentence examples for its commitment to design from inspiring English sources

The Flickr competitor has impressed a lot of pros and advanced hobbyists with its commitment to design, so it makes sense that the two companies should work together on this launch; Lytro is still very much in the realm of the photography enthusiast, since its new Illum camera retails for $1,499 and should start shipping to the first pre-order buyers in July.

Sales have soared, as has its share price, and whenever Apple executives discuss the reasons for the company's success, its commitment to design is invariably among them.

She has filled it with subtle variations on book design convention to reflect both Makkum's rich history — the company dates to the 16th century — and its commitment to design experimentation.

For example, headphone maker Plantronics updated its logo a few years ago to underscore its commitment to design.

Renowned for its ceramics and commitment to design, the company is as much a basic brand for restaurants as it is for Japanese homes.

The department of Landscape Architecture advances its legacy through its commitment to innovative design as informed by ecology, the history of ideas, techniques of construction, new media, and contemporary urbanism.

Ikea believes that "everyone has the right to a better everyday life," and its commitment to "democratic design" is the means to achieve that.

You can now count Greylock Partners among those firms making a commitment to design, as it's hired former Facebook product designer and angel investor Bobby Goodlatte to join its consumer team in a hybrid role as associate and designer-in-residence.

"Our commitment to design in all its senses has never been stronger," said Bernice Cramer, vice president for worldwide marketing and product development.

"Dell continues to signal a commitment to design and personalization across its entire product line and has made significant strides forward in the past year," said Rob Enderle, Principal Analyst, Enderle Group.

There is no commitment to design, no concern for urbanistics.