Sentence examples for markedly committed from inspiring English sources
The laws drove up the inmate population markedly, committed the state to spend billions to build and run new prisons, and did nothing to curb the drug trade.
The laws drove up the inmate population markedly -- and committed the state to spend billions to build and run new prisons -- while doing nothing to curb the drug trade.
Grillparzer's father was a lawyer who died in debt in 1809; his markedly neurotic mother committed suicide 10 years later.
While the adjustment will not markedly reduce the production company's costs — Prospect Park is still committed to producing 220 episodes of each show — it will give the company more time to recoup those costs and turn a profit.
That's one reason why Liu and colleagues wondered whether individuals committed to vaccination might affect the overall behaviour markedly even if they were few in number.
Most of the killings were committed before dawn during residential burglaries in Los Angeles County, and all were markedly coldblooded, involving savage beatings, mutilations and sexual assaults.
However, the rate of fission does increase markedly without a compensating increase in the rate of fusion when cells become committed to apoptosis (Suen et al, 2008).
They listened patiently to Larry Thomas, a genial BP public relations flack, as he told them that he was committed to "doing better" to process their claims for lost revenue – then passed all the details off to a markedly less friendly subcontractor.
Mr Emanuel seems committed.
Others, though, are committed.
