Sentence examples for later commitment from inspiring English sources

The experience formed her later commitment to always listen to children, she says.

In the 1960's, ABC became the first of the broadcast network to advance the idea that certain advertisers should target younger viewers, a move that set in motion television's later commitment to selling by demographic groups.

Adipogenic and osteogenic cells share many common features at early stages of development prior to their commitment to a certain cell lineage, followed by more different features at the later stages after commitment to a specific lineage.

Dom had joined the church about a year after his divorce, and he'd volunteered as a colonist for the new settlement six months later, a commitment that required him to sign over all his assets to the church.

Twenty-five yeand and multiple promotions later, their commitment has been rewarded and the club have achieved what looked impossible back in the Hellenic League days.

As will be argued later, the commitment to forceful eradication diminished significantly during the 2000s, as the governments of the time realized the futility in trying to control production of a leaf with such deep historical ties to large segments of Bolivian society, and with such few substitutes in terms of economic returns.

I have been committed to this since my first day in office and today, more than five decades later, my commitment remains steadfast.

I suppose that it was in that moment that I became interested in public service and politics, and all these years later my commitment is battered but still intact.

In addition to Xist in the early step of differentiation, certain other lncRNAs play important roles in the later lineage commitment.

Barely a week later, both commitments were in tatters.

As it happened, political opposition and later British commitments in Afghanistan and Iraq prevented further British operations in Africa.