Sentence examples for once more committed from inspiring English sources
World leaders once more committed to fight undernutrition at the United Nations summit on Millennium Development Goals last month.
The Ulema Council, which is heavily influenced by the presidential palace, had immediately issued a passionate denunciation, saying of the Americans, "The human rights violators of the 21st century once more committed a wild, inhuman and shameful act and relentlessly martyred innocent children, women and men".
Studies over the last decade showed that while the run-of-the-mill spectator may abandon a team once it starts losing, more committed fans ride the same emotional roller coaster as the athletes.
Some suggested that vigorous physical exercise might cure men of their yearnings for the family hearth; others put faith in the idea that once they faced battle, men would feel more committed to the cause and less tied to home.
Once the pigeons realize the roads will lead them home, he says, they become more committed to them.
Once more, this about the Tories being undone by their own victory, as they've ended up committed to a scattergun set of policies which add up to a bleak picture for anyone who doesn't own their own home.
A major difference between SCs and more committed progeny within the epidermis is the ability of SCs to be retained once the tissue is healed (Mascré et al., 2012).
The interesting thing is that, while a European economy appears a single, committed project when things are on the up, when problems emerge, the economies become national once more.
There is ample evidence to show that as cells become more committed to a specific lineage, they replicate at faster rates up to values of more than once per day [8], [9], [10].
It made her more committed, more determined".
