Sentence examples for more committed in from inspiring English sources

The intended audience is what Ms. Zoellner calls "the committed," who are "a little more committed in all aspects of life: family, career, community".

I think some of the criticisms are perfectly valid, and it has made me more committed in the future to getting it right".

Simon Woods, the managing director of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, said: "It will force us to ask questions of ourselves - how we can provide greater public value and be even more committed in our mission.

The second case occurs more likely when the coops are more committed in delivering services to the members and in less pro-active in the marketing areas.

It is clear, then, that the power of the collapse of Mr. Medina's dreams — and those of the failed minority agencies — is a consequence of the promise they held: to be better and more committed in caring for the vulnerable families in their own communities.

DA03: To be more committed in fighting for his staffs' welfare.

Neither of these countries is anyone's idea of a World Cup quarter-finalist but you will not see  a braver, more committed performance in this tournament than the one Canada gave yesterday.

In Buenos Aires I felt more powerful tangasms because the embrace was more healing, more committed, than in the Bay Area, where the embrace could feel like a faint and technical thing.

"This is Walmart being even more committed to winning in e-commerce," said Doug McMillon, president and CEO of Walmart, in a conference call with investors, who said described the executive change was "a natural transition".

Another five clubs began USL play in 2016, making the new-look league 29 teams strong, with yet more committed to join in 2017.

After the meeting, she writes, she followed Mr. Bush to the Oval Office to press her point, telling him, "No one has been more committed to winning in Iraq than I have".